The Kuwait Infrastructure Week aims to deliver on critical aspects focused on delivery of projects against announced budgets. Kuwait’s capital spending has continued to drive infrastructure economic activity. Against all odds the market has seen healthy project awards the first quarter of 2017 at $4.6 billion with a similar quarterly last year. Another $5.4 billion in projects are in the bidding stage and could be awarded in 2017. Kuwait’s project pipeline remains solid, and with clear committeemen given by government across various sectors through the re-launch of ‘New Kuwait’ formally known as the Kuwait National Development Plan.
Housing & Industrial Development Forum
Kuwait’s urgent requirement to deliver 100,000 has created a fantastic market for residential and real estate building developers. Kuwait’s aim is clear and plans to meet housing unit requirements as well as diversify its economy thought projects like the Sheikh Ahmad Sea City and the South Saad Al Abdullah City, gives the market a sneak-peek into what Kuwait aims to accomplish against the current economic climate.
Renewable Energy and Water Generation and Treatment Forum
Kuwait aims to use 15% of renewable energy by 2030 to reduce its dependence burning oil for electricity. The Ministry of Water & Electricity (MEW), Kuwait Institute of Scientific Research (KISR), the Kuwait Authority for Partnership Projects (KAPP) and Kuwait University (KU) play an important role in Kuwait’s push towards low-carbon economy. KISR, in particular, has been mandated by the government to develop large-scale alternative energy systems in collaboration with international institutions and technology companies. Speakers from MEW, KISR and KAAP will deliver their requirement from the private sector, as well as detailing critical project priorities, their time-lines and profile of technology companies needed to deliver projects.
The event was nice and your team did great work to make it successful.- Secretary General, Supreme Council of Planning & Development
Well arranged, interesting agenda and speakers.- CEO, Al Tijaria
Keep up the good work.- Senior Mechanical Engineer, Ministry of Electricity & Water
Professionally organized- Business Unit Manager, Carrier
Well organized and informative conference- Officer, KIPCO
Very well organized – well prepared, time managed professionally. Very good speakers and presentations- Program Manager – Flagship Projects, Kuwait Foundation of the Advancement of Science
ACM is very helpful in bringing together knowledgeable people and bright ideas- Operations Supervisor, Global Dynamix
Excellent, successful and productive gathering of key stakeholders- Programmes & Projects Officer, British Embassy
The conference is very conclusive- Head of HVAC Section, Kuwait Technical Consulting Bureau
I would recommend it fort its good networking opportunities in the field- Assistant Professor, PAEET
Excellent venue & technical support. Outstanding & knowledgeable speakers to gain the best insight for the future of Kuwait Infrastructure- Director Installation Support ,
Efficient and down to the point- Business Development Manager, KCCEC
Very good venue to discuss issues and solutions- Vice President/Partner, KNDR inc. Intl.
Very good & informative conference- Research Scientist, Kuwait Institute of Scientific Research
The conference was beneficial & inspirational- Director of EPX, Ministry of Electricity & Water
A worthwhile conference that highlights very important issues that are currently the most important in Kuwait- Client Architect, KTCB