Hassan Allam Signs the Contract for KAUST Coral Restoration Initiative
27 May 2024
In a significant step towards environmental conservation, Hassan Allam Construction Saudi has officially signed the construction works contract for the KAUST Coral Restoration Initiative, the world’s largest coral reef restoration efforts in partnership with NEOM, located at Haddah Beach in NEOM, Saudi Arabia.
The signing took place in the presence of : Mohamed El Dahshoury, Hassan Allam Construction CEO; Tony Chan, KAUST President; Campbell OBE ,VP,NTI; Mohamed El Aasar, Managing Director of Hassan Allam Construction Saudi; Mark Gillan, Associate VP, Technologies and Special Projects; Sameh Helal, CHRO at Hassan Allam Holding; Amr Atiah, MBA, SFP ,Director, Special Projects.
Scope of work includes the construction of the primary coral nursery and external/infrastructure works, with a total built-up area of 24,720 m². This initiative is a response to the global coral reef situation, aiming to proactively address the coral bleaching caused by climate change and rising seawater temperatures.
The Company stated that, our collaboration with KAUST (King Abdullah University of Science and Technology) is a true testament to the power of partnership and collective action in addressing the pressing environmental challenges of our time. The KAUST Coral Restoration Initiative, is the world’s largest coral restoration efforts as it not only aims to restore and protect marine environments but also serves as a model for sustainable conservation efforts. The initiative’s impact extends beyond ecological benefits, as it also contributes to the overall well-being of the region and its communities.
Hassan Allam Construction’s involvement in this project is a testament to the company’s expertise in carrying out complex engineering and construction projects, that are of international significance , and serve global environmental protection initiatives. This project marks a significant milestone in the company’s commitment to environmental sustainability and global conservation efforts, statement mentioned.
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