BID’s International Gold Star Award to The Arab Contractors in Geneva

Posted on January 12, 2010 by Leadership in Quality

The Arab Contractors

With 45,000 employees covering more than 100 projects in 29 countries, The Arab Contractors, one of the leading construction companies in the Middle East and Africa, ranks among its Top 225 Global Contractors holding the 116th position, according to McGraw-Hill’s ENR Magazine. The company was involved in the construction of Bibliotheca Alexandrina and is currently carrying out the construction of Cleopatra Plaza Tower in Alexandria. The Chairman and CEO, Ismail Osman, received the International Gold Star Award from BID’s President Jose E. Prieto at BID’s Quality Convention in Geneva.

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