Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to Spend $187 Billion for Infrastructure

News Analysis: The Kingdom Of Saudi Arabia ‘KSA’ To Spend $187 Billion For Infrastructure Upgrades. Two Primary Areas will be in Desalinization and Electrical Power. ‘KSA’ has historically been a Leader in usage of Advanced Technologies for Desalinization. Growth in Electrical Power should exceed Desalinization needs as well for anticipated Population Growth.

A Country which has a Wise Monarch, such as ‘KSA’, will spend Monies Wisely on Improvements for the Betterment of all its Citizens and  its Residents. The two Aforementioned Programs are Evidence of His Foresight. Reality.

Reference: http://www.albawaba.com/business/saudi-arabia-construction-535803

Saudi Arabia Commenced Building World’s Tallest Building

News Analysis:  Saudi Arabia commenced building its “Kingdom Tower”, a 1,000 plus meter high structure containing more than 200 [estimated] floors. The Project, led by Saudi Arab Visionary Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal, Chairman of Kingdom Holding Company, is scheduled to be completed in a little over five years.

A Project of this Scope requires: Foresight, Technical Experience, Skilled Labor, and Capital. The Process of Selection of Experts for a undertaking of this size requires an  International Matrix of people who can perform their expertise in coordination with others. It takes someone of the Prince’s ability to properly choose those Corporations and  individuals.

Since “Kingdom Tower” is ‘State-of-the-Art’ in many Design, Engineering, Materials, and Construction aspects, the lessons learned from it will have Global Construction Benefits. 

Saudi Arabia and its Leaders should be very proud both of the Project itself, as well as it being a testament to their fortitude in proceeding forth with this Innovative Engineering Masterpiece.

Reference: http://www.albawaba.com/business/jec-project-management-ec-harris-mace-531629

Indonesia Closer to Achieving Rice Sufficiency

News Analysis: The government, under President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, took preemptive action towards increasing rice production to thwart the need for its importation. Due to his forward thinking, this goal is very close to being realized. Only when a country’s leaders have the foresight, as is the case in Indonesia,  to remove impediments to crop production, will that occur; procrastination by leaders accomplishes nothing.

Reference: http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/business/more-rice-fields-may-reduce-imports/