Dubai’s Mohammed Bin Rashid Aerospace Hub has launched a new 24,900 square metre Light Industrial and Maintenance Complex. The development includes 33 flexible units built to support aviation and aerologistics companies. Scheduled for completion by Q3 2027, the project aims to meet rising market demand and help international businesses grow inside the Dubai South free-zone ecosystem.
The European Investment Bank has signed a cooperation agreement with the Ukrainian government to provide expert guidance on major infrastructure projects. This partnership is part of the Ukraine FIRST initiative, which aims to prepare roads, railways and energy networks for reconstruction. With over €40 million in funding, the programme will help Ukraine meet European standards and secure necessary financing for long-term national recovery and development.
Vietnam and the US are looking to increase cooperation in infrastructure and logistics following a high level meeting in Hanoi. Deputy Minister of Construction Nguyen Tuong Van met with a 52 company delegation from the US-ASEAN Business Council to discuss transport and urban projects. The talks focused on aviation, seaports and smart city development as Vietnam seeks to solidify its position in the global supply chain.
Sun Group and Changi Airports International have partnered to manage Phu Quoc International Airport, introducing Vietnam’s first "airport destination" model. The collaboration aims to elevate the site to 5-star international standards, featuring a new terminal and advanced smart technology. With a planned capacity of 24 million passengers annually, the project is designed to transform the airport into a hub for retail, dining and entertainment before APEC 2027.
HS Hwaseong has won its first African infrastructure contract to build a 10.5km Bus Rapid Transit system in Nairobi. The 78.4 billion won project includes 13 stations and five bridges. Supported by South Korean development funds, the 24-month build aims to reduce Kenyan traffic congestion. The firm will use its 68 years of experience to implement eco-friendly and smart construction methods in this new market.
Arcadis has been appointed as the Quantity Surveying consultant for two major infrastructure projects in Macau. The first involves the redevelopment of the former Yat Yuen Dog Racing Track into the Civic Sports Park, a 40,425 square metre hub. The second is the Macao Artificial Island Wastewater Treatment Plant for improved sewage management. These government-commissioned initiatives aim to advance sustainable urban development and enhance quality of life for residents.
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