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Supplement: South Korea and the Middle East
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Cementing trade links between South Korea and the Middle East
Gulf states are working with Seoul to formalise trade links in a free trade agreement, but national interests are slowing progress -
Korean contractors face increased competition
South Korean contractors dominate the Middle East contracting market. But they face growing competition from Chinese and Indian firms, who are forming alliances with European companies -
Partners for growth: South Korea and the Middle East
The award in December, of an estimated $20bn contract to a South Korean-led consortium to design and build nuclear power stations in Abu Dhabi is the culmination of three decades of hard work by South Korean companies in the region. From being a very minor player 30 years ago, Korea is today one of the region’s main providers of consumer goods and engineering services. -
Seoul showcases its talents in nuclear deal
The UAE nuclear deal is an opportunity for South Korean firms to position themselves to win more work in the power and water sector -
South Korean contractors continue to win major projects
After a record year of contract awards, South Korean contractors are looking to stay ahead of rivals by moving into project management services
