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Arab Contractors inks a new agreement for a New Housing Project in Equatorial Guinea | The Middle East Observer

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Arab Contractors, the esteemed Egyptian construction firm, has inked a substantial agreement to spearhead housing projects in Equatorial Guinea. This development is part of Equatorial Guinea’s ambitious national strategy to construct 100,000 housing units, underscoring a vital collaboration between the two nations. The contract was formalized during a high-profile meeting between Egyptian Minister of Housing, […]

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Arab Contractors inks a new agreement for a New Housing Project in Equatorial Guinea | The Middle East Observer

Arab Contractors, the esteemed Egyptian construction firm, has inked a substantial agreement to spearhead housing projects in Equatorial Guinea. This development is part of Equatorial Guinea’s ambitious national strategy to construct 100,000 housing units, underscoring a vital collaboration between the two nations. The contract was formalized during a high-profile meeting between Egyptian Minister of Housing, […]

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meobserver.org broke the news in 7 days ago on Sunday, February 16, 2025.

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