Dar Alwd Construction highlights PRC benefits
PRC products are known for their extended service life, corrosion resistance, and environmental efficiency.
The visit a PRC manufacturing facility in Qatar provided valuable insights into material innovation, quality assurance processes, and advancements in sustainable manufacturing practices. It also reinforced DAW's role in bringing high-performance PRC solutions to the UAE's infrastructure sector.
The Ministry of Energy & Infrastructure stated: 'We are committed to integrating innovative, sustainable technologies into our infrastructure projects. Our engagement with advanced materials like PRC reflects our strategic focus on building resilient, future-ready assets that meet the UAE's long-term development vision'.
Tarek Musbah Abdulrahman, General Manager of Dar Alwd Construction (DAW), added: 'At Dar Alwd Construction, we remain deeply committed to supporting the UAE's vision for sustainable infrastructure by delivering innovative, high-performance solutions. We are proud to contribute our expertise toward building resilient, future-ready developments that align with the nation's growth objectives.' -
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