Saudi Infrastructure 2011 to include a Site Visit to Al Mashaaer Al Mugaddassah Metro ProjectSaudi Infrastructure will showcase major investment opportunities and infrastructure projects, as well as highlighting how Saudi Arabia supports foreign investment and maintains a trusted stability within the global market.
By: Mimi Oyelana China Railway Construction Corporation Ltd (CRCC) has been awarded the contract of $1.8 billion in February 2009 by the Saudi government. The MMMP has started its operation with full capacity in Hajj season 2011 with unprecedented success as announced by both Chairman of Supreme Hajj Commission and Chairman of Central Hajj Commission. Saudi Infrastructure 2011, Forum & Exhibition is held under the esteemed auspices of HRH Prince Mansour Bin Mutaib Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud and will focus on “Adding Value & Building Commercial Opportunities.” Saudi Infrastructure will showcase major investment opportunities and infrastructure projects, as well as highlighting how Saudi Arabia supports foreign investment and maintains a trusted stability within the global market. With the fastest growing and already largest economy in the Arab world, Saudi Arabia is an investment destination with a population soon to be in excess of 30 million. Saudi Arabia has unrivalled natural resources and are investing these resources in the industries and infrastructure of tomorrow. With the likes of Future Pipe, China Railway Construction Corporation (CRCC), Parsons, Al Khodari, CRA International, Al Muhaidib, Yousef Bin Ahmed Kanoo, Shairco, ACWA Pipe, Schulz Group, Saudi Pipe Systems and Bravo already confirmed as sponsors and exhibitors, Saudi Infrastructure is the meeting point for Senior Ministers and key industry players who can have a hand in the many major infrastructure projects either already underway or out to tender. # # # The CWC Group works with over 30 governments, OPEC, the World Bank and numerous non-profit making associations providing public relations events and publications to promote private-public co-operation. End
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