01 May 2015

Bahrain is set to award more than $44 billion worth of development projects this year with major focus on transportation, power and water sector, said a report.

Overall Bahrain’s project market is valued at more than $65 billion, including projects planned and under way, according to a report by Meed Projects. Sector-wise, the construction has the lion’s share, with projects valued at $30.4 billion; followed by transportation ($10.9 billion) and power and water sector with $6.1 billion projects, according to the report.

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