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Member of the Shura Council, Raida Abu Nayan, has called for a study to abolish fees imposed on foreign labor in the construction sector to reduce housing costs for Saudi citizens. This was discussed during a council session chaired by Sheikh Abdullah Al Sheikh via video conference.
Singapore is set to complete its first 3D printed pedestrian bridge in the Jurong West area by 2028. This initiative aims to enhance construction productivity amid labor constraints.
Economic reports indicate a significant rise in scaffolding market revenues due to World Cup and infrastructure projects. These initiatives have greatly boosted the demand for scaffolding, reflecting growth in the construction sector.
Recent decisions by President Donald Trump's administration have impacted efforts to expand artificial intelligence data centers within the United States. Despite Trump's emphasis on the importance of these centers, significant obstacles remain.
The Abu Dhabi Municipality has announced the mandatory registration of engineers in the licensing system for the construction sector. This decision aims to enhance quality and safety standards in construction projects.
Taliban has unveiled an innovative project named 'Smart Plastic House' aimed at enhancing sustainability in the construction sector. The project utilizes recycled plastic materials to reduce environmental impact and improve energy efficiency.
Orascom Construction announced it will achieve profits of <strong>$205.7 million</strong> in 2025, reflecting the company's strong performance amid current economic challenges.
Indonesian Minister of Agriculture and Spatial Planning, Nushron Wahid, has proposed an additional budget to implement a program for building <strong>3 million homes</strong>. This initiative aims to improve housing conditions for citizens, especially in densely populated areas.
Saudi Arabia recorded a significant increase in the number of building permits issued, with a rise of <strong>19.6%</strong> in January compared to the same period last year. This development reflects a growing activity in the construction sector.