Improving productivity and efficiency in the region’s construction market

Construction

As project sponsors and construction clients seek ever greater levels of return on their investments, it is becoming increasingly important for anyone involved in project delivery to find ways to improve productivity and efficiency in the design and construction process.

In a special live broadcast, MEED in partnership with Mashreq Bank will look at how the regional construction industry can increase the value of its contribution to projects. Click here to register for the broadcast

The broadcast will focus on how productivity and efficiency can be improved in the region’s construction market.

When: 31 January 2018 at 13:00UAE / 09:00GMT

Where: Your mobile or desktop – register details here

Expert panel

Ali Haydar Ozak, Abu Dhabi Area Director, TAV Construction
Iyad Sabouni, Vice-President, Aecom
Zain Qureshi, Managing Director – Head of Real Estate Finance & Advisory, Mashreq

Host

Richard Thompson, Editorial Director, MEED 

Related Posts
The road ahead for UAE manufacturing
The UAE is striving for industrial competitiveness in line with national ambitions and strategic initiatives Manufacturing is a strategically important sector for the UAE. As well as creating jobs and driving ...
READ MORE
UAE logistics channels carbon reduction
Industry players are actively seeking out ways to keep their carbon footprint in check – but more needs to be done to create significant change Leading experts in the UAE have ...
READ MORE
EXCLUSIVE: Abu Dhabi to tender two bridges
Abu Dhabi General Services Company (Musanada) has close to $4bn projects in pre-execution phase including these bridge schemes Abu Dhabi General Services Company (Musanada) expects to tender two major bridge schemes in ...
READ MORE
UAE construction after Covid-19
The UAE construction sector holds the opportunity to rework the way it operates in the post-Covid world Few industries compare with the construction industry when it comes to solving challenging problems. The industry ...
READ MORE
Decarbonisation is the next phase for Mena construction
The region’s construction and wider projects market must start incorporating sustainable practices in the planning and delivery of projects As countries around the world commit to reducing their carbon emissions, the ...
READ MORE
UAE real estate must reassess asset health strategies
Fast-growing markets such as the UAE need to pay greater attention to the quality of ageing buildings and infrastructure, says Mashreq Bank Planners, developers, designers and asset managers need to ...
READ MORE
Dubai tops global cities for construction
Dubai tops list of 50 cities with total project values amounting to $374.2bn A total of 6,645 planned and ongoing construction projects by the world’s megacities, valued at $4.2tn and fuelled ...
READ MORE
Oman faces up to the challenges of a new era
The first transition of power in half a century will present a serious test of leadership for Sultan Haitham bin Tariq al-Said The appointment of Haitham bin Tariq al-Said as the new ...
READ MORE
CONNECT SERIES: CONSTRUCTION MEGATRENDS
Insights from the MEED Mashreq Connect Series webinar on megatrends that will reshape construction in the coming decade Watch the complete webinar A hub between Europe, Asia and Africa, with vast hydrocarbons ...
READ MORE
Dubai Municipality project to advance 3D printing agenda
Dubai’s municipal body passes the baton to private developers to help create 3D printing regulations Dubai Municipality (DM) is engaging with the private sector to help develop 3D printing in the ...
READ MORE
The road ahead for UAE manufacturing
UAE logistics channels carbon reduction
EXCLUSIVE: Abu Dhabi to tender two bridges
UAE construction after Covid-19
Decarbonisation is the next phase for Mena construction
UAE real estate must reassess asset health strategies
Dubai tops global cities for construction
Oman faces up to the challenges of a
CONNECT SERIES: CONSTRUCTION MEGATRENDS
Dubai Municipality project to advance 3D printing agenda
04 January, 2018 | .By RICHARD THOMPSON