The US$1.4mn project would connect homes to the main sewage network in the Madaba Governorate. (Image source: Jtharp/Wikimedia Commons)
Jordan has announced that it will spend US$1.4mn to connect residential houses to Madaba Governorate?s main sewage network by Q1 2015
H.E. Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, managing director and CEO of DEWA.
Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) has awarded a contract worth US$17.7mn for a project aimed at increasing the reliability of the water networks across Dubai
The Water Resources Management Programme would provide 4.1mn Jordanians with access to water. (Image source: Debashish Das/Flickr)
Jordans Ministry of Water and Irrigation has signed a US$40mn loan agreement with German Development Bank (KfW) to finance water projects in the Middle Eastern country
Muscat has six key water catchments and Al Amerat is the largest. (Image source: Susana Secretariat/Flickr)
Oman Wastewater Services has signed contracts for a wastewater network project for US$98mn in Al Amerat province in Muscat
MC president and CEO Ken Kobayashi; MHI president and CEO Shunichiro Miyanaga; a senior managing director at JBIC, Tadashi Maeda; Metito CEO Mutaz Ghandour; Gulf Capital CEO and managing partner of private equity and Metito?s serving chairman of the board, Karim El Solh; and International Finance Corporation director Noriaki Mizuno.
UAE-based Metito has entered into an agreement with the Japanese companies Mitsubishi Corporation (MC), Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI), and Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) with the aim of strengthening ties between the Middle East and Japan in the water and wastewater industry
