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Abu Dhabi developer plans $10 bln Jordan project
by John Irish
Abu Dhabi joint venture to build $10 bln Jordan project
Investment to create jobs, stimulate Jordanian economy
Latest Abu Dhabi investment after bid for Canada’s Nova
Abu Dhabi – Abu Dhabi property developer Al Maabar International Investments said on Thursday that it plans to build a $10 billion development in Jordan to help create jobs and develop the local economy.
The joint venture, which includes Aldar Properties (ALDAR) and Sorouh Real Estate (SOROUH), said the waterfront real estate and tourism development, one of the biggest private sector investments in United Arab Emirates, would be in Aqaba on the Red Sea coast.
The group, which last April announced it would build a $5 billion project in Jordan, said it would begin construction on the residential, tourism and commercial project in the first half of 2010 and aimed to create 15,000 jobs.
Al Maabar said it signed the deal with Jordan to acquire 3.2 million square metres (34.44 million sq ft) of land in Aqaba for $500 million for the development.
During the six-year boom in oil prices that ended in mid-2008, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, the world’s fifth largest-oil exporter, amassed hundreds of billions of dollars in surplus revenues from oil exports.
Abu Dhabi, which is facing a slowdown as oil prices slump, earlier this week launched a $500 million takeover bid for Canada’s Nova Chemicals as it looks to invest oil reserves stemming from the economic boom.
Aldar and Sorouh each own a 30-percent stake in Al Maabar, which was set up in 2007. Reem Investments, Reem International, Al Qudra Holdings and investment firm Mubadala Development Co hold the remaining stakes.
The group has projects worth $11.5 billion under development in Morocco, Libya, Tunisia, Jordan, Qatar and Belarus.
Al Maabar Managing Director Yousef al-Nowais said in October it was also looking to build a $500-million project in Iraq.
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