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January 12, 2025
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Transforming Saudi Arabia’s Built Environment

The MEPIC, MEP International Conference, and BEDIC, Building Envelope Design and Insulation Conference, started today showcasing the Kingdom’s commitment to sustainability, innovation, and modernization in its built sector. These pivotal events brought together leaders from government, industry, and academia to explore the latest advancements in construction,
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Intersec Saudi Arabia to tackle fire safety in the built environment amidst US$819 billion construction boom

Intersec Saudi Arabia, the country’s leading trade fair for security, safety, and fire protection, will highlight the importance of fire safety strategies in the built environment in a panel discussion with Neil Odin, Chief Fire Officer from the UK National Fire Chiefs Council, a leading figure in fire safety. With more than 30 years of experience […]
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Dubai Municipality conducts 52,233inspections in environment, health, and foodfields during first half of 2024

Dubai Municipality carried out 52,233 inspection visits in the fields of environment, health, and food during the first half of 2024. These visits were targeted at ensuring that various activities and organizations in the city were adhering to the standards adopted regarding consumer products, food safety, health, and safety, as well as general health, in […]
Sustainability UAE

Dubai Bans Single-Use Bags From June 1, 2024

With Certain Exemptions Made Commencing on June 1, 2024, all businesses in Dubai emirate will be prohibited from selling single-use bags that are 57 micrometres thick or less. This measure, though challenging, is a significant stride towards preserving the environment and reducing plastic waste while enhancing businesses’ reputations as environmentally responsible
Real Estate GCC UAE

Dubai’s Samana Developers Unveils First sustainable Project to Help Decorbonise the Environment

(DUBAI): The latest launch of the Dh350 million Ivy Gardens residential project is heat resistant, green, energy efficient, has private pools, recycles grey water for irrigation, supports decarbonization and hence an environmentally sustainable project. The project complies with the Dubai Municipality’s Green Building Regulations for creating a built environment