MEED Webinar Presentation: Economic Challenges and Opportunities in the GCC – The Current Market and Near-term Developments 2024 Webinar

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MEED Webinar Presentation: Economic Challenges and Opportunities in the GCC - The Current Market and Near-term Developments 2024 Webinar


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Economic Challenges and Opportunities in the GCC – The Current Market and Near-term Developments 2024 presentation contains:

1. How has the GCC projects market evolved over the past decade?

2. What are the key lessons learned for the region’s projects market?

3. What are the economic drivers for development?

4. Priority projects and sectors for the next 5-10 years

5. Future challenges and uncertainty

  • Projects Data
  • Competitor analysis
  • Market Forecast
  • Strategic insight

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Key drivers have been economic transformation, event-driven construction programmes, leadership changes, and regional tensions: Over the past decade there have been a series of connected and interconnected trends and megatrends that have shaped the GCC’s construction sector

2023 has had the highest value of C&T contracts awarded over the last decade

Value of GCC C&T Projects awarded, 2014 to 2024 May ($m)

Informational graph for the Economic Challenges & Opportunities in the GCC webinar, about Value of GCC C&T Projects awarded, 2014 to 2024 May

Saudi giga projects, UAE real estate, regional integration and the return of vanity projects: It was a record year for contract awards in 2023 as construction, along with all other sectors, performed strongly, most notably in the region’s two largest markets – Saudi Arabia and the UAE

Economic megatrends will continue to impact the region’s construction sector over the next five-10 years: The region’s construction sector remains as ambitious as ever

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