Samsung C&T celebrates another year of strong business performance and shares vision with its closest partners at the 2020 Samsung Partners’ Day, held in Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
The leading Korean construction company, has hosted an event on 16th January 2020 to show its appreciation to its partners in the GCC region.
The Event was attended by his excellency the korean ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Mr. Jo Byungwook,
Albaraka Construction Company “BCC” has been invited to Samsung Partners’ Day which included lead construction companies from Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates.
Furthermore, Samsung C&T as a lead Global EPC Contractor, was founded in 1938 as a parent company of Samsung Group to engage in overseas sales operations. Since 1995, it has been largely focused on global engineering and construction projects, and specializes in engineering, procurement and construction for building projects such as Burj Khalifa tower in UAE, Petronas Towers in Malaysia, and Stock Exchange Tadawul Tower in Saudi Arabia, and Civil infrastructure Projects such as Mersey Gateway in the United Kingdom, and Riyadh Metro in Saudi Arabia, Samsung has been also involved in the construction of modern power plants both conventional and nuclear across the GCC countries, such as Rabigh Power Plant, UAE Nuclear Power Complex and Emal Power Plants, as well as the LNG Terminal.
In contrast, BCC appreciates Samsung C&T for being invited and acknowledged as a strategic partner to Samsung C&T 2020 Partners’ Day and the efforts and support of Samsung partners of success throughout the region.
Samsung C&T Partners’ Day was intended to reach out by Samsung C&T to their partners’ and hear their feedback and appreciate their support, Samsung C&T has introduced some of the projects that they are currently targeting in the region.
Samsung C&T is currently participating in 11 power plants projects in the GCC region, and many other projects including REPDO Program and Qiddiya Project which Samsung C&T signed MOU with Qiddiya Company for building a complex that will feature a hotel, an outdoor entertainment facility, a motorsports center and an indoor ski center, Qiddiyah Development is expected to attract about 17 million tourists from around the world once it is completed by 2030.