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Mid East Info
10 hours ago
- Business
- Mid East Info
Mubadala and Abu Dhabi Projects and Infrastructure Centre Partner to Explore Strategic Collaborations - Middle East Business News and Information
On the sidelines of Abu Dhabi Infrastructure Summit ADIS 2025 June 2025, Abu Dhabi, UAE: Mubadala Investment Company PJSC (Mubadala), an Abu Dhabi sovereign investor, and the Abu Dhabi Projects and Infrastructure Centre (ADPIC) have signed a partnership agreement to foster collaborations in various areas which features a comprehensive framework for cooperation between the two organisations, aimed at advancing infrastructure initiatives crucial to Abu Dhabi's development as a leading destination of choice. These include comprehensive feasibility studies, knowledge sharing, and assessments to evaluate the viability for proposed projects, as well as sharing insights to develop sustainable financing models. The agreement was signed on the first day of Abu Dhabi Infrastructure Summit (ADIS) 2025, in the presence of HE. Eng. Maysarah Mahmoud Eid, Director General, ADPIC and Khalifa Al Romaithi, Executive Director of UAE Real Estate at Mubadala's UAE Investments Platform. Commenting on the collaboration, HE. Eng. Maysarah Mahmoud Eid, Director General, ADPIC said: 'Through our collaboration with Mubadala, we are dedicated to pioneering sustainable, high-quality projects that will promote economic growth and create lasting infrastructure developments that meet the Emirate's needs while contributing to its prosperity.' Khalifa Al Romaithi, Executive Director of UAE Real Estate at Mubadala's UAE Investments Platform said: 'Our partnership with ADPIC is centred around spearheading future focused state-of-the-art infrastructure projects in Abu Dhabi. This collaboration is a testament to Mubadala and ADPIC's commitment to support Abu Dhabi Government ambitions in making the emirate one of the world's most liveable and economically resilient cities.' The partnership between Mubadala and ADPIC is set to drive forward-thinking solutions and comprehensive project planning across Abu Dhabi's infrastructure landscape, reflecting a robust commitment to future-proofing the Emirate's growth and solidifying its position as a dynamic hub for investment and development. The Abu Dhabi Infrastructure Summit (ADIS), hosted by ADPIC, is a strategic platform that convenes global leaders, investors, and industry experts to explore innovation, investment, and sustainability in infrastructure. The summit supports Abu Dhabi's long-term vision by fostering collaboration and showcasing opportunities that will shape the Emirate's future-ready, resilient built environment. About Mubadala Investment Company: Mubadala Investment Company is a sovereign investor managing a global portfolio, aimed at generating sustainable financial returns for the Government of Abu Dhabi. Mubadala's US$330 billion (AED 1,212 billion) portfolio spans six continents with interests in multiple sectors and asset classes. We leverage our deep sectoral expertise and long-standing partnerships to drive sustainable growth and profit, while supporting the continued diversification and global integration of the economy of the United Arab Emirates. About Abu Dhabi Projects and Infrastructure Centre: Established in 2023, ADPIC's vision is to oversee and manage capital projects aimed at enhancing the quality of life for every resident in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi. This involves diverse projects such as housing, infrastructure, tourism, community facilities, and education. ADPIC's mandate includes managing contracts, reviewing, approving, planning, and designing capital projects. These are overseen by the Centre in close collaboration with relevant entities and stakeholders to ensure quality is maintained while also facilitating efficient project execution in alignment with Abu Dhabi's strategic goals. Throughout its operations, the Centre is committed to strengthening public-private partnerships and adopting global best practices in sustainability.
Al Etihad
15 hours ago
- Business
- Al Etihad
Abu Dhabi takes the lead in building sustainable, community-focused infrastructure, say experts
18 June 2025 00:37 SARA ALZAABI (ABU DHABI)The UAE capital has brought together over 2,000 global leaders in the construction industry for the inaugural Abu Dhabi Infrastructure Summit (ADIS), a two-day event that emphasises the role of human-centred sustainable infrastructure in developing liveable and resilient and thought leaders at the summit highlighted how Abu Dhabi takes the lead in redefining infrastructure to prioritise quality of life, sustainability, and wellbeing over traditional development by the Abu Dhabi Projects and Infrastructure Centre (ADPIC), ADIS 2025 kicked off on Tuesday under the banner 'Future Cities: Rethinking Infrastructure for Better Lifestyles'.The summit opens up opportunities for investments and partnerships to key industry players from around the world, said Eng. Maysarah Mahmoud Salim Eid, Director General of ADPIC. In an interview with Aletihad , Eid emphasised the importance of fostering collaboration and innovation as part of Abu Dhabi's efforts toward realising its ambitious infrastructure agenda. "We are managing a massive portfolio of over 600 government-funded capital projects worth more than Dh200 billion. Delivering that alone is not easy — we need fresh partners and new blood to join us through investment or collaboration," he it comes to infrastructure, Abu Dhabi is distinguished by its human-centred approach, Eid said."The uniqueness of our infrastructure lies in its focus on social impact-developing what the community needs to enhance lifestyles, health, and wellbeing. As 2025 is the Year of Community, everything we develop is meant to elevate citizens, residents, and even tourists," he key projects, Eid noted: "We have a world-class housing programme, an upgraded transport network, and major tourism developments like Saadiyat Island, the Natural History Museum, Guggenheim Abu Dhabi, and the upcoming Disneyland." Prioritising Quality of LifeAbu Dhabi has been redefining infrastructure to create "liveable - and even lovable-communities", said Mahmoud Dandashly, Chief Business Officer of Lead Development for Jubail Island, who was also present at the summit. "Infrastructure today is no longer just about engineering and utilities," he said. "It includes both hard and soft infrastructure, supporting not only growth and mobility but also environmental quality and social wellbeing."The high-end, nature-focused Jubail Island - with 40 million square meters of mangrove forests and coastal areas - is a living testament to this vision, he said."The integration of sustainability, wellness, and liveability into national planning shows how deeply the leadership values quality of life," Dandashly emirate's sustainability vision extends across the construction sector. For example, Abu Dhabi-based Build Hub provides high-quality, sustainable building materials under one roof."Our goal is to make it easy for customers to find everything they need in one place," said Eng. Al Anood Al Ali, CEO of Build Hub, and Oday Al Ahmed, Project summit participant, real estate developer Reportage Group, praised the emirate's focus on people over skyscrapers."What makes Abu Dhabi stand out is the quality of life it delivers," said Sara Satari, Senior Global Communications Lead at Reportage Group. "It is about cleaner air, better living, and holistic wellbeing."Developer Bloom Holding also aligns its strategies with the emirate's ambitions. "Successful master developments are about human connection - where people feel rooted, inspired, and empowered," said Carlos Wakim, CEO of Bloom Holding. AI Platform for Construction IndustryAt the event, the Department of Municipalities and Transport (DMT) showcased how its AI-powered 'BINAA' platform has been streamlining Abu Dhabi's construction journey. Eng. Maryam Almheiri, Acting Section Head of Business Systems Development at DMT, said BINAA allows developers, contractors and engineers to monitor the progress of their projects in real time. "It improves transparency, speeds up processes, and enhances communication among all stakeholders." Features like 360-degree project views, compliance charts, and a firm directory make it easier for users to manage timelines and select partners based on verified data.
Zawya
4 days ago
- Business
- Zawya
Abu Dhabi Infrastructure Summit to reimagine urban living through innovation and collaboration
The summit will convene global decision-makers, investors, and innovators across infrastructure, urban development, and technology at the Abu Dhabi Energy Centre. With over 70 confirmed speakers, the programme features influential voices from the public and private sectors representing key global markets, including the UK, US, India, Turkey, and Singapore. Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates – The Abu Dhabi Projects and Infrastructure Centre (ADPIC) has officially revealed the theme for the highly anticipated Abu Dhabi Infrastructure Summit (ADIS) 2025: 'Future Cities: Rethinking Infrastructure for Better Lifestyles.' Set to take place on 17–18 June at the Abu Dhabi Energy Centre, the inaugural summit will explore how integrated, human-centric infrastructure can elevate liveability, sustainability, and economic resilience in cities around the world. Poised to become the region's most influential infrastructure gathering, ADIS will bring together policymakers, C-level executives, and industry leaders to ignite vital dialogue on the latest global trends, technological advancements, and innovations shaping tomorrow's urban lifestyles. With a focus on key sectors such as construction, healthcare, mobility, energy, and urban design, the summit will spotlight topics including smart city and modular infrastructure, wellness-driven planning, innovation in design, global investment models, and forward-looking regulatory frameworks. With more than 2,000 expected attendees, over 70 confirmed speakers, and over 25 exhibitors from across regional and international markets, ADIS will reinforce Abu Dhabi's position as a global hub for sustainable, people-centric infrastructure. Adding strategic depth to the programme, the speaker lineup features senior government leaders including; H.E. Mohammed Ali Al Shorafa, Chairman of the Department of Municipalities and Transport – Abu Dhabi (DMT); H.E. Ahmed Jasim Al Zaabi, Chairman, Department of Economic Development, Abu Dhabi; H.E. Eng. Maysarah Mahmoud Salim Eid, Director General of ADPIC; H.E. Dr. Saif Sultan Al Nasri, Undersecretary of the Department of Municipalities and Transport - Abu Dhabi; H.E. Badr Al Olama, Director General of the Abu Dhabi Investment Office (ADIO); H.E. Abdulla Al Blooshi, Executive Director - Planning and Infrastructure Sector, Department of Municipalities and Transport, Abu Dhabi ; and H.E. Adel Al Nuaimi Executive Director - Capital Projects Contractual Affairs Sector of ADPIC; and H.E. Mohammed Al Suwaidi, Executive Director, Capital Projects Finance Affairs of ADPIC, among others. H.E. Eng. Maysarah Mahmoud Eid, Director General of ADPIC, said: 'ADIS comes at a crucial time when the way we design and deliver infrastructure must evolve to meet new expectations, from how people live and move, to how we sustain growth and resilience in our cities. In Abu Dhabi, we see infrastructure as a powerful enabler of opportunity, well-being, and innovation. The scale of what's underway reflects both our ambition and our responsibility. This summit is a moment to learn from global peers, share successful strategies, and collectively shape a future where infrastructure improves quality of life.' Reflecting the scale and ambition of the summit, the ADIS speaker lineup brings together a diverse cross-section of global leaders redefining how cities are planned, built, and sustained. From real estate development and design to healthcare, aviation, architecture, urban planning, AI and emerging technologies, the summit features multi-sector perspectives aligned around a shared vision for more liveable, resilient, and inclusive urban environments. Leading voices will include Ibrahim Al Maghribi, CEO of Modon Real Estate; Adel Abdulla Albreiki, Chief Executive Officer at Aldar Projects; Dr. Mohamed Abdalla Al Zaabi, Group CEO of Miral; Carlos Wakim, CEO of Bloom Holding; Mounir Haidar, Managing Partner of LEAD Development; Paul O'Brien, Chief Development Officer at Modon; Omar Alsebeyi, Deputy CEO of Etihad Rail Freight; and Moustafa Fahour, COO of Plenary Middle East; amongst others. Bill O'Regan, Group CEO of Modon, said: 'Modon's vision for intelligent, connected living can only be achieved on a foundation of innovative, world-class infrastructure, and we are actively building partnerships to achieve this. ADIS will create new opportunities for dialogue and collaboration on infrastructure, underpinning the growth of vibrant, liveable, and sustainable cities for the future.' Reflecting the breadth of public-private collaboration required to build future-ready cities, ADIS will feature senior representatives from leading international organisations, global consultancies, private developers, and innovation-driven enterprises, alongside major UAE institutions. C-suite leaders joining from Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi, Archer Aviation, Masdar, SAVI Cluster at ADIO, LWK + Partners, MERED, Turkish Contractors Association, and Honeywell will share insights across infrastructure, mobility, healthcare, aviation, sustainability, and emerging technologies. International participants from the United Kingdom, Singapore, China, India, Turkey, and beyond will share global best practices and forge new partnerships to support Abu Dhabi's long-term infrastructure agenda. Adel Abdulla Albreiki, Chief Executive Officer at Aldar Projects, said: 'Reimagining infrastructure as a catalyst for wellbeing, socioeconomic growth, and long-term resilience is fundamental to shaping the cities of tomorrow. The Abu Dhabi Infrastructure Summit offers a vital platform to advance this dialogue, exploring how integrated, human-centric infrastructure can unlock more liveable and future-ready urban environments. Aldar is proud to partner with ADPIC on the summit's inaugural edition, bringing our experience in thoughtfully designing connected, sustainable communities to support a shared vision for progress in the UAE and beyond.' In addition to its dynamic programme, the summit will act as a launchpad for high-impact announcements, ranging from new partnerships and investment agreements to policy frameworks that will help define the next era of infrastructure in the region. It will provide access to Abu Dhabi's evolving development agenda and investment pipeline, spotlighting opportunities that align with the Emirate's long-term vision for innovation, transparency, and social well-being. By bringing together government entities, semi-government bodies, developers, investors, contractors, technology providers, academia, and global associations, ADIS will facilitate meaningful collaboration across the entire infrastructure ecosystem. The event underscores ADPIC's commitment to advancing infrastructure that drives national progress, fosters cross-sector innovation, and delivers tangible benefits to communities in Abu Dhabi and beyond. Note: ADIS will also welcome international voices from United Kingdom, Singapore, India, and Turkey. Leaders from real estate development, design, healthcare, aviation, architecture, urban planning, AI and emerging technologies will share their perspectives, including: Dr Georges-Pascal Habber, CEO of Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi Fuat Kasimcan, Secretary General of the Turkish Contractors Association Khaled Awad, Chairman of Advanced Construction Technology Services (ACTS) Prashant Kapila, Board Member of the International Federation of Consulting Engineers (FIDIC – India) Abdulaziz Alobaidli, COO of Masdar Dr Talib Alhinai, General Manager – UAE at Archer Aviation Omran Malek, Head of the SAVI Cluster at ADIO Michael Belton, CEO at MERED Daniel Liu, Executive Director of MORROW Intelligence (Singapore) Emre Arolat, Founder and Design Partner at Emre Arolat Architecture (Turkey) Ghiya Al-Haj-Hassan, Chief Commercial Officer – Middle East & Africa at Honeywell • Klemensas Mecejus, Head of Advisory of AI71 AI Advisory • Dr John Fletcher, Executive Director of Dispute Resolution at Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors' (RICS) (UK) About Abu Dhabi Projects and Infrastructure Centre Established in 2023, ADPIC's vision is to oversee and manage capital projects aimed at enhancing the quality of life for every resident in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi. This involves diverse projects such as housing, infrastructure, tourism, community facilities, and education. ADPIC's mandate includes managing contracts, reviewing, approving, planning, and designing capital projects. These are overseen by the Centre in close collaboration with relevant entities and stakeholders to ensure quality is maintained while also facilitating efficient project execution in alignment with Abu Dhabi's strategic goals. Throughout its operations, the Centre is committed to strengthening public-private partnerships and adopting global best practices in sustainability.
Mid East Info
5 days ago
- Business
- Mid East Info
Abu Dhabi Infrastructure Summit to Reimagine Urban Living through Innovation and Collaboration - Middle East Business News and Information
• ADIS 2025 to explore how infrastructure can shape more liveable, resilient, and future-ready cities under the theme 'Future Cities: Rethinking Infrastructure for Better Lifestyles.' • The summit will convene global decision-makers, investors, and innovators across infrastructure, urban development, and technology at the Abu Dhabi Energy Centre. • With over 70 confirmed speakers, the programme features influential voices from the public and private sectors representing key global markets, including the UK, US, India, Turkey, and Singapore. Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates,June 2025 – The Abu Dhabi Projects and Infrastructure Centre (ADPIC) has officially revealed the theme for the highly anticipated Abu Dhabi Infrastructure Summit (ADIS) 2025: 'Future Cities: Rethinking Infrastructure for Better Lifestyles.' Set to take place on 17–18 June at the Abu Dhabi Energy Centre, the inaugural summit will explore how integrated, human-centric infrastructure can elevate liveability, sustainability, and economic resilience in cities around the world. Poised to become the region's most influential infrastructure gathering, ADIS will bring together policymakers, C-level executives, and industry leaders to ignite vital dialogue on the latest global trends, technological advancements, and innovations shaping tomorrow's urban lifestyles. With a focus on key sectors such as construction, healthcare, mobility, energy, and urban design, the summit will spotlight topics including smart city and modular infrastructure, wellness-driven planning, innovation in design, global investment models, and forward-looking regulatory frameworks. With more than 2,000 expected attendees, over 70 confirmed speakers, and over 25 exhibitors from across regional and international markets, ADIS will reinforce Abu Dhabi's position as a global hub for sustainable, people-centric infrastructure. Adding strategic depth to the programme, the speaker lineup features senior government leaders including; H.E. Mohammed Ali Al Shorafa, Chairman of the Department of Municipalities and Transport – Abu Dhabi (DMT); H.E. Ahmed Jasim Al Zaabi, Chairman, Department of Economic Development, Abu Dhabi; H.E. Eng. Maysarah Mahmoud Salim Eid, Director General of ADPIC; H.E. Dr. Saif Sultan Al Nasri, Undersecretary of the Department of Municipalities and Transport – Abu Dhabi; H.E. Badr Al Olama, Director General of the Abu Dhabi Investment Office (ADIO); H.E. Abdulla Al Blooshi, Executive Director – Planning and Infrastructure Sector, Department of Municipalities and Transport, Abu Dhabi ; and H.E. Adel Al Nuaimi Executive Director – Capital Projects Contractual Affairs Sector of ADPIC; and H.E. Mohammed Al Suwaidi, Executive Director, Capital Projects Finance Affairs of ADPIC, among others. H.E. Eng. Maysarah Mahmoud Eid, Director General of ADPIC, said: 'ADIS comes at a crucial time when the way we design and deliver infrastructure must evolve to meet new expectations, from how people live and move, to how we sustain growth and resilience in our cities. In Abu Dhabi, we see infrastructure as a powerful enabler of opportunity, well-being, and innovation. The scale of what's underway reflects both our ambition and our responsibility. This summit is a moment to learn from global peers, share successful strategies, and collectively shape a future where infrastructure improves quality of life.' Reflecting the scale and ambition of the summit, the ADIS speaker lineup brings together a diverse cross-section of global leaders redefining how cities are planned, built, and sustained. From real estate development and design to healthcare, aviation, architecture, urban planning, AI and emerging technologies, the summit features multi-sector perspectives aligned around a shared vision for more liveable, resilient, and inclusive urban environments. Leading voices will include Ibrahim Al Maghribi, CEO of Modon Real Estate; Adel Abdulla Albreiki, Chief Executive Officer at Aldar Projects; Dr. Mohamed Abdalla Al Zaabi, Group CEO of Miral; Carlos Wakim, CEO of Bloom Holding; Mounir Haidar, Managing Partner of LEAD Development; Paul O'Brien, Chief Development Officer at Modon; Omar Alsebeyi, Deputy CEO of Etihad Rail Freight; and Moustafa Fahour, COO of Plenary Middle East; amongst others. Bill O'Regan, Group CEO of Modon, said: 'Modon's vision for intelligent, connected living can only be achieved on a foundation of innovative, world-class infrastructure, and we are actively building partnerships to achieve this. ADIS will create new opportunities for dialogue and collaboration on infrastructure, underpinning the growth of vibrant, liveable, and sustainable cities for the future.' Reflecting the breadth of public-private collaboration required to build future-ready cities, ADIS will feature senior representatives from leading international organisations, global consultancies, private developers, and innovation-driven enterprises, alongside major UAE institutions. C-suite leaders joining from Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi, Archer Aviation, Masdar, SAVI Cluster at ADIO, LWK + Partners, MERED, Turkish Contractors Association, and Honeywell will share insights across infrastructure, mobility, healthcare, aviation, sustainability, and emerging technologies. International participants from the United Kingdom, Singapore, China, India, Turkey, and beyond will share global best practices and forge new partnerships to support Abu Dhabi's long-term infrastructure agenda. Adel Abdulla Albreiki, Chief Executive Officer at Aldar Projects, said: 'Reimagining infrastructure as a catalyst for wellbeing, socioeconomic growth, and long-term resilience is fundamental to shaping the cities of tomorrow. The Abu Dhabi Infrastructure Summit offers a vital platform to advance this dialogue, exploring how integrated, human-centric infrastructure can unlock more liveable and future-ready urban environments. Aldar is proud to partner with ADPIC on the summit's inaugural edition, bringing our experience in thoughtfully designing connected, sustainable communities to support a shared vision for progress in the UAE and beyond.' In addition to its dynamic programme, the summit will act as a launchpad for high-impact announcements, ranging from new partnerships and investment agreements to policy frameworks that will help define the next era of infrastructure in the region. It will provide access to Abu Dhabi's evolving development agenda and investment pipeline, spotlighting opportunities that align with the Emirate's long-term vision for innovation, transparency, and social well-being. By bringing together government entities, semi-government bodies, developers, investors, contractors, technology providers, academia, and global associations, ADIS will facilitate meaningful collaboration across the entire infrastructure ecosystem. The event underscores ADPIC's commitment to advancing infrastructure that drives national progress, fosters cross-sector innovation, and delivers tangible benefits to communities in Abu Dhabi and beyond. ADIS will also welcome international voices from United Kingdom, Singapore, India, and Turkey. Leaders from real estate development, design, healthcare, aviation, architecture, urban planning, AI and emerging technologies will share their perspectives, including: • Dr Georges-Pascal Habber, CEO of Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi • Fuat Kasimcan, Secretary General of the Turkish Contractors Association • Khaled Awad, Chairman of Advanced Construction Technology Services (ACTS) • Prashant Kapila, Board Member of the International Federation of Consulting Engineers (FIDIC – India) • Abdulaziz Alobaidli, COO of Masdar • Dr Talib Alhinai, General Manager – UAE at Archer Aviation • Omran Malek, Head of the SAVI Cluster at ADIO • Michael Belton, CEO at MERED • Daniel Liu, Executive Director of MORROW Intelligence (Singapore) • Emre Arolat, Founder and Design Partner at Emre Arolat Architecture (Turkey) • Ghiya Al-Haj-Hassan, Chief Commercial Officer – Middle East & Africa at Honeywell • Klemensas Mecejus, Head of Advisory of AI71 AI Advisory • Dr John Fletcher, Executive Director of Dispute Resolution at Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors' (RICS) (UK) About Abu Dhabi Projects and Infrastructure Centre: Established in 2023, ADPIC's vision is to oversee and manage capital projects aimed at enhancing the quality of life for every resident in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi. This involves diverse projects such as housing, infrastructure, tourism, community facilities, and education. ADPIC's mandate includes managing contracts, reviewing, approving, planning, and designing capital projects. These are overseen by the Centre in close collaboration with relevant entities and stakeholders to ensure quality is maintained while also facilitating efficient project execution in alignment with Abu Dhabi's strategic goals. Throughout its operations, the Centre is committed to strengthening public-private partnerships and adopting global best practices in sustainability.
