Guyana, UAE firms plan US$5m investment here in construction slabs

Kahlid Al-Qaqa, CEO Unidome (second from right) shows G-Invest CEO Dr. Peter Ramsaroop and Private Sector Commission Chairman Paul Cheong the Unidome technology in action.

A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was yesterday clinched in Dubai between a Guyanese construction firm and an Emirati company for a US$5m, 20,000-square foot facility here to introduce voided slab manufacturing technology.

A release from Smart City Clearing Company Ltd said that Guyana-based Engineering, Procurement, and Construction firm Global Infrastructure Solutions Guyana Inc and Unidome Global DWC LLC, a United Arab Emirates-owned company, have agreed to partner to develop the facility to bring Unidome’s state-of-the-art voided slab manufacturing technology to Guyana.

The MOU was executed between Khalid Al-Qaqa, CEO Unidome Global DWC LLC and Troy Phillips CEO of Global Infrastructure Guyana Inc.