KUALA LUMPUR, Eversendai Corporation Bhd has partnered with Emirates Steel, part of Emirates Steel Arkan Group in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, for the NEOM Trojena Ski Village project in the heart of the NEOM, Saudi Arabia's giga project. In a filing with Bursa Malaysia, Eversendai deputy group managing director Narishnath Nathan said it is proud to collaborate with Emirates Steel on the NEOM Trojena Ski Village, a landmark project as it will showcase the company's collective capabilities in delivering world-class steel construction solutions. "This partnership highlights our commitment to pushing the boundaries of engineering and construction. "The NEOM Trojena Ski Village is poised to become a premier global destination, offering unparalleled recreational experiences in the region," he said. Meanwhile, Emirates Steel will supply premium steel beams for the construction of the Ski Village. Emirates Steel chief executive officer Saeed Alghafri, who expressed his enthusiasm about the alliance, said t hat the group is delighted to partner with Eversendai on the project which promises to be a staple of NEOM in Saudi Arabia. "Emirates Steel is committed to supplying benchmark sustainable steel solutions that meet the stringent demands of innovative construction projects. "This collaboration exemplifies our dedication to driving sustainable growth across the Gulf Cooperation Council and delivering value to our partners and stakeholders," said Saeed. Source: BERNAMA News Agency
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