Dubai Investments Park (DIP) Angola has signed a pivotal contract for Phase 1A Infrastructure Development with China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC), one of the leading international civil engineering firms operating in Angola.
This milestone underscores the project’s commitment to establishing itself as an innovative 2,000-hectare unique and premier integrated mixed-use residential, commercial, and industrial hub in Angola, Africa.
CHEC will serve as the main contractor for Phase 1A infrastructure works, including roadworks, storm sewer systems, water systems, and electrical systems with a contract duration spanning 10 months.
Omar Al Mesmar, General Manager of Dubai Investments Park, said that, “Phase 1A infrastructure works represents a crucial foundation for the overall success and sustainability of DIP Angola and lays down the framework for attracting further investment, businesses, and industries to the region.”
“By providing essential road networks, water systems, and electrical infrastructure, DIP Angola creates an environment conducive to economic activity, job creation, and revenue generation for the local community and the broader Angolan economy. By partnering with a reputable firm, DIP Angola demonstrates its dedication to quality, efficiency, and the long-term success of the project,” Al Mesmar noted.
Developed by Dubai Investments International Angola, DIP Angola’s Phase 1A infrastructure works mark a major milestone and a significant step forward in DIP Angola’s journey towards establishing itself as a premier destination for mixed-use development in Africa.
Xiaoying Hao, Southern Africa Division, General Manager of China Harbour Engineering Company, stated that, “This partnership underscores our commitment to leveraging our expertise and resources to contribute to the development of Angola’s infrastructure landscape. We are confident that our team’s dedication to excellence and our collaborative approach will ensure the successful delivery of high-quality infrastructure that meets the needs of DIP Angola and its stakeholders.”
