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Porter’s Five Forces & competitive advantage. As a leading construction company in the UAE, Arabtec’s major commitment is to build on experience and to expand using our capabilities and expertise in building high rise development, hotels, residential developments, commercial development, industrial projects, airport developments, stadiums, villa communities, entertainment and mixed use developments in the MENA region, Russia and across the globe.
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