01 November 2016

Senior government and business leaders will be in Kuwait for a key summit this month (November) which will put focus on the country’s $250-billion projects market.

Now in its 12th year, The Kuwait Projects conference will be held at the Regency Hotel, Salmiya on November 28. The event will see representatives from across the projects industry identify key opportunities and challenges as Kuwait embarks on its new 20-year economic master plan.

Senior decision-makers from the Ministry of Electricity and Water, Kuwait Authority for Partnership Projects (KAAP), Public Authority for Housing Welfare and Kuwait Direct Investment Promotion Authority will leading talks on the country’s project sector at the conference.

Mutlaq Al Sanei, general manager of KAPP, will explain what these partnerships mean for the private sector and announce upcoming projects. Other speakers include Sheikh Dr Meshaal Jabar Al Ahmad, the director general of Kuwait Direct Investment Promotion Authority.

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