01 July 2016

Industry experts have urged for a new venture to be set up to collect millions of dinars to restart work on four developments in Bahrain that were never completed. They also called for the auctioning of two of the stalled projects as part of measures to resolve the crisis in the next six years.

Experts say Bahrain needs close to BD400 million ($1 billion) to complete the projects, namely Marina West, Amwaj Gateway, Juffair Views and Sunset Hills.

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• KBR to continue Qatar expressway work
• Qatar to set up special zones
• Bapco seeks bids for oil refinery expansion
• Varsity works on Qatar stadium
• Group wins funds for $7bn project
• Update
• $930m tourism plan for Bahrain islands
• PPP model for Oman medical city
• World-class water park on way
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• Go-ahead for BIW deal
• Consultants sought for water scheme
• Qatar warns of work delays
• New plan to revive projects

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