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Home›Business & Finance›Qatar: Doha Newport Project Moves Ahead
Business & Finance

June 28, 2013 · about 13 years ago

Qatar: Doha Newport Project Moves Ahead

The number of wharf concrete-blocks installed in Qatar Doha Newport Project reached 10 thousand, completing 28.92% of the total amount, ahead of the project reference plan. This shows that a phased achievement has been made in the construction of wharf major structure of the project, which provides

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The number of wharf concrete-blocks installed in Qatar Doha Newport Project reached 10 thousand, completing 28.92% of the total amount, ahead of the project reference plan.

This shows that a phased achievement has been made in the construction of wharf major structure of the project, which provides a powerful guarantee for the follow-up construction of the wharf structure.

Recently, it was increasingly hot in Doha, bringing difficulty to the concrete-block installation. The project department expressed that in the future construction; it would make persistent efforts, adhere to the cultural concept of “ working miracles together ”, carry forward the spirit of bear hardships and stand hard work, perform the project contract with a high quality and make the client satisfied.

Qatar Doha Newport Project is a dug-into port and the wharf is in solid concrete block gravity structure, with a total amount of 34,578 concrete blocks.

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Press Release, June 28, 2013

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