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Massive investments in infrastructure make for an excellent outlook for Qatar’s construction sector. The nation’s rising population, growing economy, increasing diversification and the forthcoming FIFA 2022 World Cup are all contributing factors.
A wave of new infrastructure and phased housing projects in Mongolia looks set to give the country’s construction sector a huge boost while also generating wide-ranging opportunities for foreign investors in the building industry.
Depuis les récentes élections en Tunisie, les hauts fonctionnaires voient sous un nouvel angle les exigences relatives à la passation de marchés et à la participation locale dans le secteur des travaux publics et de la construction ; des plans visant à renforcer les compétences des petites et moyennes entreprises (PME) et des ouvriers locaux ont été mis en œuvre afin de donner aux sociétés tunisiennes les moyens de prendre part aux futurs projets d'infrastructure.
As Dubai’s construction sector moves into recovery mode, many contractors operating in the emirate are keeping an eye on opportunities at home while stepping up efforts to fill gaps in their order books abroad.
An ambitious infrastructure investment programme to be spread over the next two years is the latest stage of Kuwait’s long-term development plan.
Plans for a major highway upgrade deal with China and progress in transport development schemes underline Papua New Guinea’s (PNG) determination to tackle infrastructure deficits that have thus far inhibited the island’s economic growth.

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