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Lindemann Architects 52 Abdulaziz Al-Mikhlai | Secretary General Megaprojects in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia - Innovationskraft by Nature Algeria 6 Syria 58 Garaventa AG 7 Euro-Arab Initiative for Reconstruction and Development (EARD) 59 Aloft above the traffic jams on the ground Syria, the Future Begins KSP Jürgen Engel Architekten GmbH 11 The Great Mosque in Algiers - A Minaret from Germany Tunisia 62 Iraq 16 MAX STREICHER GmbH & Co. KG aA 63 Exploring New Gas Fields for Tunisian Gas Demand ILF Consulting Engineers 17 Common Seawater Supply Project (CSSP) for Oil Production UAE 68 Kuwait 20 Dorsch Gruppe 69 Bringing Visions to Life: Mafraq-Gweifat Highway Project in Abu Dhabi, UAE Euro Institute for Information and Technology Transfer in Environmental Protection, EITEP 21 Siemens AG 72 Technical Conference and Exhibition “Infrastructure Middle East (IME)” Siemens Demand Flow™ at WAFI—Saving Energy and Keeping Cool in the Heat of Dubai Accompanies Infrastructure Development in Kuwait Special Topics 76 Qatar 24 Alexander & Partner 77 Dorsch Gruppe 25 Dispute Resolution in Construction Projects Bringing Visions to Life: Qatar Economic Zone Ras Bufontas, Doha, Qatar BASF Middle East 82 Siemens 28 Creating Chemistry for a Sustainable Future Education City Tram, Doha THOST Projektmanagement GmbH 85 The Project Management Office (PMO) Approach Saudi Arabia 32 Building Bridges between Germany and the Arab World – 90 AS&P - Albert Speer & Partner GmbH 33 Ghorfa Arab-German Chamber of Commerce and Industry City Center Area Action Plan and Transit Oriented Development (T.O.D.) Guidelines in Riyadh Saudi BAUER Foundation Contractors Ltd. 38 The Kingdom Tower Project Contributing Companies and Institutions 94 Dorsch Gruppe 42 Bringing Visions to Life: Public Transport Project in Riyadh, KSA Preface We proudly present the sixth edition of the Arab-German Yearbook Construction and Consulting. The presented ground-breaking construction and consulting projects underline how successful Arab-German business relations are. The Arab countries are at different stages of industrial development. Therefore, they offer a broad range of opportunities for German companies: from the provi- sion of basic infrastructure like railways and water treatment to creative architec- tural designs. The GCC’s construction market will hit a record of US$144 billion in 2016, driven by mega-projects for World Expo 2020 in Dubai, 2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar, Smart Cities, and infrastructure, according to the EC Harris report “Middle East Major Construction Programmes”. Mega-projects in the GCC will reach US$1 trillion by 2030, according to the report. In Algeria, the construction of the Grand Mosque of Algiers was started. The Mosque will accommodate 120,000 worshipers/ Dr. Peter Ramsauer believers and will have a 300 meter high minaret. The project amounts to US$1.5 billion and will be opened in 2016. In Morocco, the construction of the Casablanca Grand Theater was announced. The project is part of the Greater Casablanca Region Integrated Development Plan 2015-2020. The project amounts to US$139 billion and will be realized within 36 months. In Egypt, a new administrative capital city will be built. Phase one will cost US$45 billion and shows the government’s vision for Egypt’s future. These are only some of the construction projects in the Arab world. Arab countries see German companies as reliable partners with respect to design and implementation of projects. Due to their unique and globally renowned experience and know-how, German engineers, architects and constructors have a considerable impact on the way of construction in the Arab world. Jointly accomplished projects illustrate the continuing intensiication of cooperation between Arab and German partners. Abdulaziz Al-Mikhlafi The Ghorfa Arab-German Chamber of Commerce and Industry has a powerful net- work consisting of both institutional and entrepreneurial decision makers from the Arab countries and from Germany. As the competence center for business relations between Germany and the Arab world, Ghorfa promotes and strengthens business relations between Germany and the Arab countries in the ields of trade, indus- try, inance, and investment. The working group “Infrastructure, Construction and Transport” meets regularly in Germany and in the Arab world. It offers a valuable platform to share information, to exchange experiences and to facilitate cooperation. We hope you enjoy reading this book and wish you many new inspirations for fur- ther reference projects. We would like to thank the numerous German companies
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