Daruna is developing high-quality workers accommodation that will be open for external inspection
Sheikh Nasser bin Abdulrahman bin Nasser al-Thani, chairman of Daruna in Qatar, says the country is tackling criticism on labourers living conditions. Today, the company signed a QR800m ($220m) deal with the local Wasita Qatar to develop accommodations with 12,000 beds for labourers over the coming 36 months.
Wasita will operate and manage the facilities.
Sheikh al-Thani tells MEEDs Robert Jones that Daruna is developing high-quality workers accommodation that will be open for eternal inspection.
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Sheikh Nasser bin Abdulrahman bin Nasser al-Thani
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