Al Mana Group of Qatar Expands Its Presence in Saudi Arabia's Major Projects
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The Qatari Al Mana Group is expanding its presence in the major projects market in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Its subsidiary in Riyadh has won a contract to implement engineering and technological systems, and this win reflects the Saudi market's confidence in the company's expertise in this field.
Engineering and technological systems typically involve the design, installation, and operation of modern infrastructure for major projects, such as buildings, facilities, and smart systems. These works require specialized teams and long experience in managing complex projects. The available information did not provide full details on the value, duration, or delivery date of the contract.
The Kingdom has witnessed extensive activity in development and infrastructure projects in recent years, as part of economic development plans and Saudi Vision 2030. Consequently, these projects attract the attention of local, regional, and international companies, and many of them seek to strengthen their presence in the Saudi market.
The expansion of Qatari companies into Saudi Arabia is an indicator of the continued economic cooperation between the two countries across multiple sectors. The company is expected to continue carrying out its work in Riyadh, while following official news on developments in these projects.
Sources: أريبيان بزنس
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