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Bahrain Investment Wharf assigns the construction of the 66kV Electrical Substation to Sumitomo Corporation of Japan

Bahrain Investment Wharf (BIW), under development by Al Khaleej Development Co. Tameer, has assigned the design, manufacturing, installation and commissioning of the 66kV Electrical Substation to provide the needed power into the Project to Sumitomo Corporation of Japan.



Mr. Laith Al-Memar, BIW Vice Chairman & Managing Director and Mr. Kiyoshi Matsui of Sumitomo Corporation.
Mr. Laith Al-Memar, BIW Vice Chairman & Managing Director and Mr. Kiyoshi Matsui of Sumitomo Corporation.


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The Contract was signed by BIW Chairman Mr. Ahmed Al Qattan and the Project Manager Mr. Kiyoshi Matsui of Sumitomo Corporation of Japan, in the presence of Mr. Laith Al-Memar, the Vice Chairman and Managing Director of BIW, Mr. Muhannad Al-Durrah, the CEO of BIW, Mr. Yazan Haddad, BIW's Project Director, Mr. Mohamed Khalil the Projects Manager of Tameer.

Sumitomo Corporation of Japan will be responsible for the detail design, manufacturing, installation and commissioning of the primary 66kV electrical substation to provide the required electricity within the BIW Development. Sumitomo Corporation brings a wealth of experience in the development of state of the art facilities to serve such a major development.

Commenting on this new development, Mr. Laith Al-Memar, BIW Vice Chairman & Managing Director said

'Bahrain Investment Wharf is a pioneering project aiming to attract local and international investors to invest in small and medium industries including warehousing facilities by virtue of services, facilities and reasonable prices it offers. Moreover, BIW is one of the major industrial development projects in Bahrain and the region-the first investment venture of its kind, which is the result of fruitful cooperation between Bahrain's Ministry of Industry and Commerce, on behalf of the public sector, and the private sector represented by Tameer. Such a project will require a substantial load of electricity and with the signing of this 66kV Contract, BIW with its careful planning had guaranteed the timely delivery of the needed electricity to the Project. We would like to thank the Ministry of Electricity and Water and the Ministry of Industry and Commerce represented by the Industrial Areas Directorate for their assistance to formulate this very important phase of the BIW Porject'.



Mr. Kiyoshi Matsui of Sumitomo Corporation said, 'With our vast international experience in the design, manufacturing and commissioning of such major electrical installations, we have all the necessary skills for designing state of the art infrastructure facilities in Bahrain Investment Wharf. BIW is a visionary project that will not only contribute to the economy of Bahrain but will affect the business affairs of the region. We are pleased to be part of this mega development which will play an important role in creating the perception of the Kingdom of Bahrain as a strong business hub.'

The Bahrain Investment Wharf is planned to house an industrial park for medium and light industries, a logistics park for storage and logistics purposes, in addition to residential, commercial and business communities.




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About Bahrain Investment Wharf
Bahrain Investment Wharf, under development by Tameer, is a pioneering project capable of attracting local and global industries by virtue of services, facilities and reasonable prices it offers. Moreover, BIW is one of the major industrial development projects in Bahrain and the region- the first investment venture of its kind, which is the fruit of mutual cooperation between the Bahraini Ministry of Industry and Trade, On behalf of the public sector, and the private sector represented by Tameer. With this project, Bahrain aspires to become a key global investment façade in the world and intends to allow the private sector play a major role in the economic activity.

It is planned to execute the project over three phases. Phase 1 involves development of the presently backfilled land, while the other two phases will be developed afterwards. Various complexes will be developed throughout various phases of the project, i.e. the industrial park, commercial complex, business cluster and residential compound. The industrial park is expected to house various light, medium-scale and convertible industries, while the services complex will accommodate transport, cargo and storage investors as well as other support companies. A logistic base and residential and commercial quarters will also be provided to help lure international firms operating in transport and warehousing fields.
Anne-Birte Stensgaard Posted by Anne-Birte Stensgaard, Senior News Editor
Sunday, February 25 - 2007 at 12:32 UAE local time (GMT+4)

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This Article was updated on Friday, May 25 - 2007


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