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The aim of the newly-established Faith Capital Holding is to grow local businesses into GGC businesses that have branches across the six countries in the Gulf, by the means of ethical business.
Mezzan Holding’s key strength is in food manufacturing and distribution. Mezzan’s current focus is on strengthening their food manufacturing and distribution footprint in the GCC.
“Orchid Real Estate specializes in buying and selling buildings within Kuwait and internationally. We buy buildings, renovate them, and then prepare them for resale. Once touched by us, the buildings’ value increases (often double) and this is where our speciality lies.”
“Dahan is involved in interior fit out contracting. We execute many spaces such as restaurants, shops, boutiques, banks, and office spaces. We are purely executers and builders. We do not offer any kind of design services or business requirements for the retailers,” says Sameer Al Dahan, Managing Partner at Dahan General Trading & Contracting.
“C Club was established in 2005 and the concept behind it was to have not only a fitness facility but as well a social club where people can interact, meet, do business and so on. There is the fitness side and the social side. It is rare to find a club in Kuwait that provides both.”
“Our target would be to secure more projects in the oil and gas sector because that’s our main ball game as well as securing more projects in infrastructure and expanding when it comes to maintenance contracts, which is of great interest to us.”
“Our strategy for 2017 would be to pursue major scale projects in sectors of interest, so we are mainly looking at projects in the oil and gas sector, in the infrastructure sector but also in the maintenance and shutdown sector,” explains Jad H. Mekkaoui, Business Development & Contracts Manager of Al-Kazemi Group.
“The core values of our group are integrity and ethics in carrying out our tasks, responsibility in upholding the highest standards in the services provided to our principals,” says Jad H. Mekkaoui, Business Development & Contracts Manager of Al-Kazemi Group.
“Everywhere we used to see challenges that needed solutions, and for all the problems in the world, there are solutions. We wanted to start giving solutions to the people and to charge them for it.”
“Corruption is rife, Kuwait jumped up 20 places in the ranking for corruption. Unfortunately up to now, democracy has not been helping the development of Kuwait as it used to in the 60s, 70s and partially in the 80s.”
