Manama, Bahrain: Pace, one of the Middle East’s leading multidisciplinary architecture, engineering and construction planning consultancies will be promoting standards that will affect real estate sector future growth at the Gulf Property Show.

Tarek Shuaib, CEO of Pace commenting on Pace’s involvement in the show says “The Gulf Property Show which also runs alongside the Gulf Construction Expo provides us with an ideal opportunity to connect with our clients and stakeholders in the Kingdom of Bahrain and throughout the GCC.”

“The show’s theme, ‘Building for the Future’, is aligns to the ambition and aspirations of consultants, developers, contractors and end-users at this transformative time in our industry. “Adds Mr. Shuaib.

Pace’s project portfolio across the GCC includes Assima – Kuwait, Jahra and Farwaniya Court Complexes – Kuwait, Riyadh Metro – KSA, Jahra Medical City – Kuwait, Jazeera Terminal – Kuwait, Jahra Road – Kuwait, Jamal Abdul Nasser Street – Kuwait, Marassi Al Bahrain – Bahrain, Kuwait University Administration Facilities – Kuwait, The Avenues Phase IV – Kuwait.

Jubran Abdulrahman, the managing director of HCE, said: "Pace have established a reputation as one of the Middle East’s top architecture consultancy firms. Showcasing concepts such as future cities, detailed infrastructure design of a rail network, a skyscraper,  the modelling of a flood defence system they will provide both exhibitors and visitors an insight into Building for the Future“ are guaranteed to discover what they need in Pace.

The Northern Gulf’s “Window to Real Estate” is the boutique annual showcase held under the patronage of HRH Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa, Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Bahrain and takes place from 23 – 25 April 2019 at the Bahrain Exhibition Centre.

The event is strategically sponsored by Diyar Al Muharraq, Bin Faqeeh, Edamah, Manara Developments and GFH Properties.  In addition, the Gulf Property Show carries Diamond Sponsorship from Bahrain Marina Development  and Gold Sponsorship from  First Bahrain Real Estate and Golden Gate .

The Gulf Property Show also carries the strategic organizational support of the Real Estate Regulatory Authority of Bahrain (RERA), Survey and Land Regulatory Bureau (SLRB) Urban Planning and Development Authority of Bahrain and Bahrain Property Developers Association (BaPDA).

For more information on the Gulf Property Show 2019 please visit www.gulfpropertyshow.net 

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