Ministry of Energy & Infrastructure and Dar Alwd Construction strengthen partnership for sustainable infrastructure
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The visit offered valuable insights into material innovation, quality assurance processes, and sustainable manufacturing practices further solidifying DAW's position in delivering PRC solutions to the UAE's infrastructure sector
During a strategic visit to a PRC manufacturing facility in Qatar, the Ministry of Energy & Infrastructure (MOEI) and Dar Alwd Construction (DAW) reaffirmed their commitment to sustainable and high-performance infrastructure solutions. The visit offered valuable insights into material innovation, quality assurance processes, and sustainable manufacturing practices. It further solidified DAW's position in delivering high-performance PRC solutions to the UAE's infrastructure sector.
In the UAE construction industry, DAW showcased how Polymer Resin Concrete (PRC) technologies known for their extended service life, corrosion resistance, and environmental efficiency, are transforming the standards of infrastructure development.
The Ministry of Energy & Infrastructure stated, 'We are committed to integrating innovative, sustainable technologies into our infrastructure projects. Our engagement with advanced materials like PRC reflects our strategic focus on building resilient, future-ready assets that meet the UAE's long-term development vision.'
Tarek Musbah Abdulrahman, General Manager of Dar Alwd Construction (DAW) added, 'At Dar Alwd Construction, we remain deeply committed to supporting the UAE's vision for sustainable infrastructure by delivering innovative, high-performance solutions. We are proud to contribute our expertise toward building resilient, future-ready developments that align with the nation's growth objectives.'
During the visit in the QGPC facility, the delegation reviewed advanced production processes, quality assurance protocols, and environmental initiatives, all of which align with the highest UAE regulatory and sustainability standards. The collaboration between the Ministry of Energy & Infrastructure and Dar Alwd Construction reflects a shared vision of enhancing infrastructure resilience and operations across the UAE and beyond.
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