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U.S. construction companies should consider partnering with Japanese firms to participate in Japanese-funded infrastructure projects in the Indo-Pacific region.
There are opportunities in Malaysia related to the development of a new airport city concept.
Information on Request For Proposals (RFPs) for design and construction of the U.S. pavilion at the World Expo Osaka 2025
Tenders for works will be published in 2024.
Greece has been positioning itself to become an energy hub for the region since 2016, with a series of projects to prepare for such efforts.
The UAE’s construction sector is expected to recover in growing by almost 6% as delayed and stalled projects during the pandemic resume construction.
Gdańsk, the largest port in the Baltic Sea, is undergoing construction of a deep-water quay for container ships.
New regulations will speed the development of a new airport and train construction highlighting opportunities for U.S. suppliers of technology and equipment.
The Ghanaian Government’s industrial development priorities for 2022 and 2023 are outlined in its CARES Progam.
Niche tourism attractions will drive Ghanaian tourism’s recovery from the Covid pandemic.
Disaster resilience investment in the Philippines will create opportunities for U.S. exporters in construction, mobility, communication and information systems.
Explore the emerging commercial opportunities created by Africa’s regional integration.
Cities and districts for urban renewal pilot project in China present opportunities for U.S. firms
The National Quality Infrastructure Program (PNIC) is the official document used to plan, inform, and coordinate public and private standardization activities.
Cities included in China’s urban renewal pilot project present opportunities for U.S. firms.