Riad Kamal, CEO of Arabtec Holding has said the company had halted work on state-owned Dubai developer Nakheel's Al Furjan project at the beginning of the year for not receiving payments, Bloomberg has reported. Arabtec has completed 550 villas of the Al Furjan's 4,000 homes and villas project, designed to include schools, shops, parks and a cycling trail. "We haven't been paid so we stopped working," Kamal said.
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