Ashghal delegates conclude official visit to Singapore
<p>Doha, Qatar: A delegation from the Public Works Authority ‘Ashghal’ headed by the President of the Authority HE Eng. Mohammed bin Abdulaziz Al-Meer and with the participation of a number of senior officials from the Authority, concluded an official visit to the Republic of Singapore.</p> <p>The visit is aimed at discussing prospects for cooperation and exchange of expertise, and to learn about…
Doha, Qatar - A delegation from the Qatar Public Works Authority, led by its President Eng. Mohammed bin Abdulaziz Al-Meer and including senior officials, recently completed an official visit to Singapore. The purpose of the trip was to explore potential cooperation and knowledge exchange, with a focus on infrastructure development, water treatment, and smart building technologies.
During the visit, members of the 'Ashghal' delegation engaged with several senior officials and representatives from Singaporean authorities and institutions in the fields of infrastructure, construction, water, and transportation. They also met with major companies specializing in construction, infrastructure, and relevant technologies.
The discussions centered on various aspects of cooperation, such as integrated infrastructure and transportation planning, water treatment techniques, sustainability technologies, project and asset management, as well as the application of artificial intelligence in road management and smart cities. The delegation received briefings on managing operations, monitoring performance, leveraging digital systems, and utilizing operational data to enhance facility efficiency.
This visit is part of Ashghal's ongoing efforts to enhance its relations with international institutions, broaden cooperation in areas of mutual interest, and benefit from leading global expertise and experiences. The ultimate goal is to support the development of infrastructure projects and public buildings in Qatar, adhering to the highest standards of efficiency, quality, and sustainability.
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