Egyptian Mokhtar Ibrahim to complete water treatment network in Oman mid-2017

Egypt’s leading construction firm, Mokhtar Ibrahim, is set to complete water treatment network in Oman mid-2017 with total investments worth 600 million Egyptian pounds ($67 million), Mohamed Alkhatib, said Sunday.

Mohamed Alkhatib, Deputy Chairman of Financial & Administrative Affaires and Director, said that the project include establishing water treatment plant to process ground water among water and waste water projects carried by the company abroad.

Lately, Mokhtar Ibrahim has delivered bunch of large infrastructure projects worth one billion pounds in Oman, Alkhatib noted.

AlKhatib commented on the company’s plan to double its volume of business and open new branches in number of countries.

Societe Egyptienne D’entreprises (S.E.D.E) is one of the leading construction Firms in the Middle East. Its list of projects extends to cover The Middle East, Africa and Asia.