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Public policy considerations in Saudi Arabia’s new Arbitration Law
We see plenty of coverage these days of Saudi Arabia’s growing economy; and justifiably so. Expansionary government spending, elevated oil prices, a strong banking system, a maturing private-sector, increasing diversification, growing foreign investment and other factors contribute to an exciting period for Saudi Arabia. While elevated oil prices have fueled Saudi Arabia’s impressive recent growth, […]
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Modernity and tradition: Khalid Habash’s stunning photos of Saudi
It is no secret that Saudi Arabia’s economy and society are modernizing at a remarkable pace. Already the Arab world’s largest economy, the Kingdom also has one of the world’s highest GDP growth rates. Government spending is expansive and investment in infrastructure, education and numerous other sectors are at all time highs. Soon to be […]
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US Eximbank OKs record-breaking $5 bln loan for Saudi petchem complex
In its largest job-supporting authorization to date, the board of the Export-Import Bank of the United States (Ex-Im Bank) has approved a $4.975 billion direct loan to Sadara Chemical Company for the export of American goods and services required in the construction of a petrochemical complex in Jubail Industrial City II in the Kingdom of […]
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Jadwa: Private sector leads real GDP growth in Q2
Jadwa Investment recently released a report about GDP growth in Saudi Arabia, noting that the private sector was leading real GDP growth in the second quarter of 2012. Latest economic growth data released last week confirm that the healthy performance of the Saudi economy continued into the second quarter of 2012 albeit at slower pace than previous […]
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Abdullah Alireza speaks at C3 Summit
SUSTG attended the C3 Summit in New York City September 13-14, 2012. This was the inaugural event in what the organizers anticipate will be an annual gathering to ‘build new relationships, foster existing partnerships and exchange best practices’ between the U.S. and the Arab world. C3 (Community, Collaboration and Commerce) is looking to host the […]
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Saudi Mortgage Law: Key Details Still to be Determined
Saudi Arabia faces housing challenges caused by rapid population growth and an inflow of expatriate workers to the kingdom.
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Jadwa September 2012 Chartbook – Construction Indicators
Jadwa Investment’s recently released Saudi Charbook for the month of September 2012 found that the Saudi economic activity in July experienced a “modest slowdown of economic activity…with indicators of consumer spending and PMI slowing on the back of a seasonal trend.” However, Jadwa notes that the “healthy underlying economic momentum remains in place.” Below is a snapshot of […]
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For GCC, a Challenge Within Reach: The Gulf Rail Network
Railways have never been the preferred mode of transportation in the Gulf, neither for passengers nor for goods, for geographic reasons and, mostly, due to the affordable prices of fuel for road transportation. But in the next few years, and in order to boost trade, Gulf countries are expected to spend more than $100 billion on rail […]
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Top 10 salaries in Saudi Arabia
Banking is one of the only sectors in Saudi Arabia to see a dip in compensation in 2012 Salary Survey. Construction project managers now earn the highest monthly salary.
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Saudi construction sector to gather steam in H2 2012
The Saudi construction sector will further gather steam in the second half of 2012, the National Commercial Bank “Construction Contracts Index” for the second quarter of this year released Saturday indicated. NCB Construction Contracts Index reached 309.12 points by the end of the second quarter of 2012, with the total value of awarded contracts reaching […]
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Construction of tunnels connecting holy sites in Saudi Arabia approved
The Makkah Region Development Authority authorised plans and studies to build service tunnels linking Arafat and Jamarat in Mina via Muzdalifah, and tunnels linking Jamarat with the courtyards of the Grand Mosque in Makkah.
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$24bn hotel projects under construction in Saudi, UAE
The ongoing projects in region have a combined estimated value of $104.4 billion, of which 15 are either in UAE or the Saudi Arabia with a total value of $23.5 billion, stated the organisers citing an Alpen Capital report.
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Perspective: How will President Trump affect GCC construction?
However, he also pointed out that a long-term weakening of the US economy could have an impact on the region – where currencies are pegged to the dollar.
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Construction costs tumbling in Saudi Arabia, executive says
Fahd Al Rasheed, group chief executive of Emaar the Economic City (EEC), said construction firms' pricing had become more competitive, leading to a drop in costs of 10 percent to 15 percent per square meter.
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How will Saudi’s bond sale affect construction?
Industry experts told Construction Week that the bond proceeds would be instrumental in building confidence in the kingdom's government, which is looking to boost its real estate and construction sectors.
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Saudi construction sector faces uncertain 2017, expert says
Saudi Arabia’s construction sector faces an uncertain 2017 due to the slowdown in the government awarding work over the last year and a lack of liquidity to finance projects and pay contractors, an industry expert has said.
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Rising challenges in Saudi construction sector to lead to surge in NPLs
The NPLs associated to the building and construction sector is already the highest when compared to other sectors, at 3.1 per cent of gross loans as of year-end 2015 (up from 2.8 per cent as of year-end 2015) versus a total reported NPL ratio of 1.2 per cent, it added.
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Saudi Arabia construction sector to witness YoY contraction of 9% in 2017
“This year, we forecast $29.9bn (SAR112bn) of construction awards in Saudi Arabia,” he noted. “Up to Q3 2016, we witnessed awards of $18bn (SAR67.5bn). Mecca Metro will have to be awarded, as per Royal Decree, for our upper estimates to be achieved.”
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Mecca takes on massive construction to accommodate pilgrims
Most projects, from a new railway to a metro system, are expected to be completed by 2020, though a new King Abdulaziz International Airport and expansion of the Grand Mosque should be finished within the next two years, Mecca’s mayor told Reuters Friday.
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Yemen reconstruction seen at $15 bn: minister
Fateh, who is also chairman of Yemen's High Relief Committee, spoke near the close of a two-day workshop on "post-conflict recovery and reconstruction" in Yemen.
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