Britain & the Mideast

EVEN though unrest may have hit some of the GCC states, the UK believes that huge opportunities remain and affirms that the only sure route to success is to show continued commitment to these markets. During this period, it is more important than ever that British companies take a longer-term perspective.






STIRLING Lloyd, a specialist in the development, manufacture and application of high-performance waterproofing and structural protection membranes and systems, intends to intensify its export drive on the back of surging international sales.






ARCHITECTURAL Ironmongery – the hardware on a door such as locks, handles, hinges and closers – is critical to the success of the building’s security, safety and accessibility. Therefore, it is possibly one of the most complex, legislated and regulated areas of the building industry.






AT A time when there is political and economic uncertainty in many parts of the world, the UK’s links with the Gulf states are stronger than ever and once again construction is proving to be one of the key sectors where mutually beneficial trade links are thriving, says a top official of the Construction Products Association.






SAS International, a leading specialist in interior fit-out solutions, is further strengthening its decades-long presence in the Middle East by launching a new training centre this month in Dubai, UAE, following the recent opening of a depot facility in the emirate. These moves come as part of its continued investment in the region.






A ROUND 6,000 hinges from EuroSpec are helping open hundreds of doors to guests at Abu Dhabi’s stunning The Yas Hotel on the spectacular Yas Island development.






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