Delivering world class road infrastructure
Ongoing road projects in the GCC are worth approximately US $18 billion - Qatar amounts for 22% of these projects. Including the estimated value of projects announced for 2011 - 2015, the total GCC spending amounts to $58 billion, with Qatar allocating approximately US $12.5 billion on improving and creating road networks. Over 29 road projects have been announced for Qatar worth over US $9.5 million, excluding projects in execution. Qatar is set to take-over the rest of the GCC countries in terms of planned investments.
Qatar’s ongoing major road projects include: Lusail Expressway Package 2, Orbital Highway and Truck Road, Ras Laffan to Mesaieed Expressway, Dukhan Highway, Doha Bay Crossing , Road Interchanges for the Al Khor Expressway and Doha Expressway – Qatar’s first freeway. Between 2013 – 2015 Qatar will be selecting contractors to complete the remaining phases of the US $4 billion Doha Expressway programme. Building on the success of this event, IQPC have already set the dates for the 3rd Annual Road Planning, Design and Construction Middle East series for 3 – 6 March 2013 to provide you with an excellent opportunity to stay up-to-date with the latest tender announcements, ongoing projects and position yourself as leading solution provider in the market in front of key decision-makers.
In March 2013, the 3rd Annual Road Planning, Design and Construction Middle East summit will encourage key industry leaders to engage in stimulating, knowledge-sharing discussions both on a strategic and technical level. There will be in-depth technical presentations and unique case studies to review solutions to the current challenges the industry is facing, interactive panel discussions and two comprehensive workshops; all to achieve effective and long-lasting industry relationships.
Key benefits of attending:
- Build key relationships with stakeholders involved in the road planning, design and construction industry to deliver higher quality roads
- Discover the latest road project opportunities, both in the design and conceptual stage, to win more business
- Learn best-practice, practical solutions for challenges faced by the industry to improve project delivery and performance
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Reduce the risk of project delays by adopting effective project
management skills
Who you will network with at the 3rd Annual Road Planning, Design and Construction Middle East summit:
Meet senior representatives and experts from the following organisations:
- Transport Authorities/Departments
- Developers
- Contractors
- Design/Road Consultants
- Architects
- Sub-Contractors
- Solution providers
With the following job titles:
- Head of Roads/Infrastructure/Transportation
- Technical/Planning/Design Directors
- Master-Planners
- Project Directors/Managers
- Road and Transport Planners
Please see our delegate profile charts in the download centre for more information.