Morocco – the infrastructure hub for North Africa
London, UK (PRWEB UK) 25 September 2014 -- Morocco possesses the most highly developed infrastructure in Africa and will be one of the countries of focus during the North Africa Construction Week 2015 - the leading Construction event organised by Global Event Organisers IRN and Oliver Kinross, taking place on 25-27th March 2015 in Tunis.
A Chinese electric firm recently announced its plan to invest $2bn in the country over the next five years to construct solar power plants, proving once again that Morocco has become a major infrastructure hub in the North African region. This investment is part of its $16.5 billion commitment to seven countries in the Middle East, including UAE, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Morocco. (Ref. Deloitte on Africa. African Construction Trends Report 2013 (2013, Deloitte & Touche))
Planning, economy, transportation, housing, power, water and infrastructure will be sectors that the exhibition will showcase from the construction industries in Tunisia, Egypt, Algeria, Libya and Mauritania. Visitors will get first-hand information about the industry, network with peers and forge new business relationships in North Africa.
Highlighting the potential of the construction industry in North Africa, the event will feature a premium conference with presentations, panel discussions and workshops run by Ministers, Governmental Officials and leading industry figures. The conference will examine topics such as PPP's and tendering processes, securing investment for projects and achieving success in the region.
Taking place at the Expo Centre Tunis-La Charguia, Tunisia, the Exhibition will host 100 Exhibitors, including global construction companies such as Hill International and BBR VT Network and will showcase the latest technologies.
Join the conversation on Twitter with the hashtag #NACW2015. More information about the North Africa Construction Week 2015 can be found on the website http://www.northafricaconstructionweek.com
Lola Bourget, International Research Networks Ltd., http://www.irn-international.com, +44 2071111615, [email protected]
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