Israel’s Road Map of National Private-Public-Partnership (PPP) Projects

Gdańsk, the largest port in the Baltic Sea, is adding a new agri-terminal. 

Malaysia is modernizing its grid to accommodate a growing demand for renewable energy.

South Korea revealed plans to adopt greater use of nuclear energy and increase the portion of carbon-free power sources from 52.9% by 2030 to 70.2% by 2038.

The Philippines opens opportunities for U.S. civil nuclear supply chain companies to gain access to nuclear energy technology supply and project development.

In 2024, the Philippines passed a new government procurement law that streamlines the public bidding process.

Israel-Hamas Conflict Effects on Supply of Raw Materials

The Philippines is at a critical juncture in its smart cities development and urban transformation journey.

Hong Kong’s construction industry presents lucrative opportunities for U.S. companies due to government initiatives and safety challenges in the market.

The retrofitting sector in Hong Kong represents a significant market for American companies, particularly those involved in the energy efficiency market.

President Mulino presented this $8 million USD project as one of the big legacies of his government during his campaign.

Qatar’s National Strategy emphasis on sustainability in the construction industry

Airports of Thailand (AOT) is conducting feasibility studies for two new regional airports, at approximately $2 billion each, to support additional visitors.

Guatemala chooses to upgrade its airport through public-private partnerships (PPP).

Angola Infrastructure, rail and ports.