Energy International Corporation (EIC) is a leading supplier and manufacturer of electromechanical systems and components to the construction and fire-safety industries. EIC is a turnkey service provider delivering quality products, engineering, design, installation, testing and commissioning for major construction projects throughout the Middle East and North Africa. EIC also specializes in City-wide Parking Control & Transportation / Mobility Solutions, Bespoke Software Development.
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Ma’an Municipality
Ma’an Jordan is located 218 kilometres (135 mi) south of Jordan’s capital, Amman and serves as the capital of the Ma’an Governate.
Founded in 1898, it is the second oldest municipality in Jordan with a rich history dating as far back as the 4th century B.C. when it was inhabited by the Nabatean’s, a civilization best known as the builders of the lost city of Petra, one of the seven wonders of the world.
Ma’an Municipality
Ma’an Jordan is located 218 kilometres (135 mi) south of Jordan’s capital, Amman and serves as the capital of the Ma’an Governate.
Founded in 1898, it is the second oldest municipality in Jordan with a rich history dating as far back as the 4th century B.C. when it was inhabited by the Nabatean’s, a civilization best known as the builders of the lost city of Petra, one of the seven wonders of the world.
Riyadh Metro Maintenance Facility and Stations
The Riyadh Metro is a major public transportation project currently nearing completion in The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s capital city.
The rail system consists of six lines covered a total length of 175 kilometers running above ground, at ground level and underground through portions of the downtown area.
Drawing the Curtain on Fire Safety
Located in the Northern Gulf, Bahrain International Airport is one of the Middle East’s key hubs.
In 2006 the airport launched a USD1.1 billion (BHD414.1 million) expansion project that included the reconstruction of the existing terminal, expanding the project in 2008 to include the construction of a new VIP terminal and airport center.
Drawing the Curtain on Fire Safety
Located in the Northern Gulf, Bahrain International Airport is one of the Middle East’s key hubs.
In 2006 the airport launched a USD1.1 billion (BHD414.1 million) expansion project that included the reconstruction of the existing terminal, expanding the project in 2008 to include the construction of a new VIP terminal and airport center.
TUWAIQ PALACE
The Royal Commission for Riyadh (formerly known as the Riyadh Development Authority established by a royal decree in June 1974) is responsible for the urban, economic, social, and cultural development of the Saudi Arabian Capital city.
Currently, The Royal Commission is overseeing the implementation of the King Abdulaziz Project for Riyadh Public Transportation, Riyadh’s 176-kilometer metro railway system.