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www.tbaqatar.com

TURKISHBUSINESSMEN ASSOCIATION -QATAR(TBA - QATAR)

2014 DIRECTORY4th EDITION

Wakra Tower, 2nd Floor, Old Slata Road, Corniche,P.O.Box: 37388, Doha, State of Qatar.

Tel: 1878 4443 974+ Fax: 5634 4443 974+E-Mail: [email protected], [email protected]

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Members directory 2014

1) Yuksel Construction Co. Inc.2) Tekfen Construction & Installation

Co. Inc.

3) Transtas Qatar W.L.L

4) Gama Qatar Co W.L.L

5) Nurol Gulf W.L.L

6) Aga-Mep Contracting &Engineering Co. L.L.C

7) TAV Tepe Akfen InvestmentConstruction & Operation Co.

8) Troy Engineering W.L.L

9) Samko International Co W.L.L

10) STFA Marine ConstructionCompany

11) Anel Electrical ProjectsContracting & Trading Co

12) Dorce Qatar W.L.L

13) REC Qatar L.L.C

14) Makyol-GAP-Kalyon J.V.

15) Mapa-Gunal Construction &Trade L.L.C

16) Dogus Construction L.L.C

17) Bahadir ConstructionEngineering Trading & Contracting Co

18) Handar Engineering & ContractingW.L.L

19) Polimeks Construction L.L.C

20) Nurol Construction & Trading Co. Inc.

21) Limak Contracting L.L.C

1) Mr. Yusuf Harbiyeli(TEM-AC Trading & Contracting W.L.L)

2) Mr. Turgay Ceylan(Hawar Group)

3) Mr. Cihan Koseoglu(Koleksiyon Qatar W.L.L)

4) Mr. Namik Kemal Tuna(Qatar Beton L.L.C)

5) Mr. Izzet Ataol(RMD Kwikform)

6) Mr. Murad Taymaskhanov(Inter Taym Co W.L.L)

7) Ms. Dilek Kahraman(Al-Abdul Ghani Law Firm)

8) Mr. Ozgur Aytan(Qatar Solar Energy W.L.L)

9) Mr. M. Kursad Caymaz

(Turkish Airlines)10) Mr. Harun Topcu

(Pioneer Metal Company W.L.L)

11) Mr. Mr. Safak Guvenc(W Hotel & Residences)

12) Mr. Erol Egeran(Consulting Engineer)

13) Mr. Kayihan Bagdatli(Alce Engineering Qatar W.L.L)

14) Mr. Suleyman Gulmen(Al-Arz Group)

15) Mr. Levent Akarsu(Al Masaood Bergum)

16) Ms. Aynur Babir Mirzayeva(HPG)

17) Mr. Adem Pektas(Coral Hotel)

18) Mr. Levent Ozdemir(TMS Formwork)

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Table of content

1) About TBA Qatar2) Message of the Ambassador of the

Republic Turkey

3) Message of the Chairman

4) About Qatar

5) Turkey Embassy in Qatar and theRegion

6) Turkey at a Glance7) Usefull Address in Turkey

8) Middle East Mission in Turkey

9) Corporate Member List

10) Individual Member List

11) How to Become a Member

12) Member Corporate Prole

13) Membership Application

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ABOUT TBA-QATARTURKISH BUSINESSMENASSOCIATION QATAR (TBA-QATAR) HAVE BEENESTABLISHED IN MAY 2008 INDOHA, STATE OF QATAR.

As a non-governmental, non-prot

organization, TBA-Qatar represents more

than 45 Turkish companies currently active in

the State of Qatar and Turkish professionals

serving to non-Turkish companies/

iAZnstitutions.

The Associations principal objectives are:

To promote economic, trade and cultural relationsbetween the Republic of Turkey and the State of Qatar.

To carry out activities with a view to enhance mutualunderstanding between the Turkish and Qatari people.

To represent the commercial interests of Turkishbusinessmen in the State of Qatar.

To promote Turkish companies, their goods and servicesin the State of Qatar.

To strengthen trade relations between Turkishcompanies, Turkish businessmen and other companiesin the State of Qatar.

To contribute to increase the trade volume betweenTurkey and the State of Qatar.

To improve business and social relations among ourmembers, the Board organizes social events, businessmeetings/presentations throughout the year.

We also organize and encourage joint meetings betweenTurkish Business community and other countries businessorganizations.

Sezai ArliChairman

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Message of theAmbassador of theRepublic of Turkey

TURKISH ECONOMY HAS MANAGED TO CONTINUE ITS REMARKABLEPERFORMANCE OVER THE LAST DECADE. SOUND MACROECONOMICFRAMEWORK AND CONFIDENT FISCAL POLICIES HAVE PLAYED THEGREATEST ROLE. TURKEY THUS, HAS BECOME ONE OF THE EMERGINGECONOMIES WITH AN EXCEPTIONAL GROWTH RATE AND PLACED ITSELFAS THE 16TH LARGEST ECONOMY IN THE WORLD.

Economic policies under stable political conditions havepaved the way for a greater role of private sector in Turkisheconomy by creating predictability for scal balances,enhancing the efciency of nancial sector, encouringresearch and development and reforming the social securitysystem. These major achievements have strengthenedthe macroeconomic standing of the country, loweredunemployment, boosted foreign trade and built up global

trust to Turkish economy that was reected in rising FDIgures.

The economic policy framework has also been reinforcedby a principled foreign policy. Turkish foreign policy hasserved to regional peace and stability by enhancingregional economic cooperation and strenghteningeconomic interdependency among neighbouring countries.Moreover, to intensify relations at the economic and grass-roots level, Turkey established regional economic platformsand bilaterally lifted visas with many countries.

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QATAR HAS ALSO ACCOMPLISHED A SIMILAR BREAKTHROUGH IN THEECONOMIC FIELD OVER THE LAST DECADE. TODAY, IT IS ONE OF THERICHEST COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD AND SHINING LIKE A STAR IN THE

REGION. TURKEY AS MENTIONED, IS A LEADING COUNTRY IN ITS REGIONWITH A COMPETITIVE, ROBUST AND LIBERAL ECONOMY, YOUNG ANDSKILLED POPULATION AND FUNCTIONING INSTITUTIONS.

What we achieved in our economic cooperation sofar is impressive, yet I believe there is still more to do.Particularly in the construction sector, Turkish rms havebeen undertaking important projects. Qatari investmentsin Turkey are also on the rise, in energy, banking, tourismsectors. Relations at the grass-roots level is also expanding.

Turkish culture attracts a growing deal of attention in Qatarand more Qataris are visiting Turkey every year. We arekeen to extend this cooperation by establishing educationaland cultural institutions. In this framework, Turkish school inDoha will hopefully be operational in September 2015.vAbove all, political relations continue its dynamic progress.Frequent reciprocal visits by the leaders and high levelofcials invigorate this process. Close friendship betweenour leaders plays an important role in developing our tiesalong with fraternal and deep-rooted historical ties betweenTurkey and Qatar.

There are more than 60 Turkish companies registered inQatar and we are proud that they are making a remarkablecontribution to the economic and social development of thecountry. Furthermore, relations between Turkish and Qatarirms are intesifying. The II. Business Forum which was heldin April 2014 with the participation of more than 200

Turkish and Qatari companies was a clear proof of it. Thereis a high economic potential between the two countries andthere is still much to do to reach the peak of this potential.Turkish companies are ready to undertake more projectsparticularly in the vibrant construction sector under 2022FIFA World Cup and 2030 Qatar National Vision.

Owing to this highly positive cooperation atmosphere, Iam condent that relations between Turkey and Qatar willfurther develop and reach its potential in the years to come.

Ahmet DEMROK Ambassador

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Message of the Chairman

TBA-Qatar represents over 45 Turkish companies doingbusiness in Qatar and Turkish professionals working fornon-Turkish companies/institutions including contractors,MEP companies, steel manufacturers and erectors, logistics,equipment and materials suppliers and service providers oflarge and medium size companies.

Through the numerous networking events, seminars, social-cultural gatherings, business forums and publications,TBA-Qatar contributes to strengthen and promote its membersbusiness volume and growth. We maintain strong relationswith Turkish Embassy and the Ofce of the CommercialCounsellor in Qatar. TBA-Qatar also acts as an advisorybody to help Turkish businesses interested to enter theQatari market.

By being part ofTBA-Qatar , the members have a chanceto enhance their knowledge about doing business in Qatar,

SINCE THE INCEPTION OF TBA-QATAR IN MAY 2008, IT HAS BECOME ACENTER OF BUSINESS, SOCIAL, CULTURAL ACTIVITIES AMONG THE TURKISHPEOPLE IN QATAR WHICH IS ESTIMATED TO BE MORE THAN 7500 STRONGCOMMUNITY.

meet other members, other business councils which is veryhelpful for them to widen their business relations.

Turkish and Qatari markets are growing rapidly and thereare a lot of opportunities for the businessmen from bothsides.TBA-Qatar will do its best to increase and improvethese relations in many ways and aspects, in parallel to theclose relations between Turkey and Qatar.

On behalf of Board ofTBA-Qatar , I would like toexpress our appreciation to all of our members for theirdedication and support. We would like to thank allTurkish Ambassadors past and present and CommercialCounsellors for their support toTBA-Qatar .

Sezai ArliChairman

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Map of State of QATAR

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About

QATAR

STATESo1vereign and independent Arab State

CAPITAL CITYDoha, 998000 inhabitants

NATIONAL FLAGMaroon colour with a broad vertical white stripe at thepole,two colours being separated with a nine-point serrated line

MEANING OF THE FLAGA- The white colour reects the internationally recognised

symbol of peace

B- The maroon colour symbolises the bloodshed during theseveral wars Qatar had undergone, particularly in the

second half of the 19th Century.

C- The nine-point serrated line indicates that Qatar is the9th member of the reconciled Emirates of the ArabianGulf in the wake of concluding the Qatari-British treatyin 1916.

ANTHEMAs Salam al Amiri is the Qatar national anthem. SheikhMubarak bin Saf al-Thani wrote the song and music was

composed by Abdul Aziz Nasser Obaidan.

STATE HOLIDAYDecember 18, Day of independence

GOVERNMENTEmirate since 1971Gained independence from the UK in 1971

TIME ZONELocal time is GMT +3

CURRENCYThe ofcial currency is the Qatari Riyal (QR), QR 1 = 100Dirham

PHONE DIAL CODE+974

INTERNET TLD.qa

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Emirate Qatar- FORM OF GOVERNMENT IN THESTATE OF QATAR IS HEREDITARY INTHE FAMILY OF AL THANI- The rule is inherited by the son named as Heir Apparentby the Emir after consultation with members of the RulingFamily and the people of wisdom (Ahal Alhal wal agd) inthe State. In case there is no such son, the prerogatives of

rule is passed to the member of the family named by theEmir as Heir Apparent. In this case, his male descendantsshall inherit the rule.

The Emir

- ON THE 27TH OF JUNE 2013 HISHIGHNESS SHEIKH HAMAD BINKHALIFA AL-THANI TRANSFERRED

THE POWER TO HIS HIGHNESSSHEIKH TAMIM BIN HAMAD ALTHANI AS THE EMIR OF THE STATEOF QATAR.- The Emir is the Head of State. His person shall beinviolable and he must be respected by all. The Emir is theCommander-in-Chief of the armed forces. He shall supervisethe same with the assistance of the Defense Council, whichis set under his direct authority. The Emir shall representthe State internally and externally and in all internationalrelations.

History- QATAR WAS ONCE CONTROLLEDBY THE SHEIKHS OF BAHRAIN,BUT IN 1867, A WAR BROKE OUTBETWEEN THE PEOPLE AND THEIRABSENTEE RULERS. TO KEEP THEPEACE IN THE PERSIAN GULF, THE

BRITISH INSTALLED MUHAMMADBIN THANI AL-THANI, HEAD OFA LEADING QATARI FAMILY, ASTHE REGIONS RULER. IN 1916,THE EMIR AGREED TO ALLOWQATAR TO BECOME A BRITISHPROTECTORATE.- Oil was discovered in the 1940s, bringing wealth to thecountry in the 1950s and 1960s. About 85% of Qatars

income from exports comes from oil. Its people have oneof the highest per capita incomes in the world. In 1971,Qatar was to join the other emirates of the Trucial Coast tobecome part of the United Arab Emirates. But both Qatarand Bahrain decided against the merger and insteadformed independent nations until today.

Society- 25 % OF THE INHABITANTS INQATAR ARE ORIGINALLY FROM

QATAR. MOST OF THE QATARISARE NAJDI (CENTRAL ARABIAN),THOUGH MANY ARE OF PERSIANDESCENT AS WELL.- Qatar is more liberal than Saudi Arabia but is still notliberal by western standards. Women are veiled - mosttake the veil when they are around seven years old, andby adolescence they cover their body entirely with an al-darraa, a long black dress. They also wear a black mask,called al-battoulah, which covers all of the face except theeyes, nose and mouth. Qatari men wear a thobe, a longwhite shirt over loose pants. They also wear that symbol ofthe Arab world, a loose headdress called a gutra, held onwith a black rope known as the agal.

- More and more women are seeking university degreesand gradually moving away from the hearth to theboardroom. They are allowed to vote and stand ascandidates for the municipal elections.

- Most Qataris belong to a rigid sect of Islam (Wahhabi),which is also prevalent in Saudi Arabia. But the QatariIslamic practice is less strict in comparison to a lot of Islamiccountries.

Political System

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Qatar Chamber of Commerce andIndustry (QCCI)- QCCI WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1963AS A GOVERNMENT BODY INACCORDANCE WITH LAW NO(4) ISSUED IN THE SAME YEAR. IN1990 LAW NO (11) WAS ISSUEDTO REORGANIZE THE QCCISORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTUREAND TRANSFORM IT INTO ANINDEPENDENT AND PUBLICUTILITY BODY, REPRESENTINGTHE COLLECTIVE COMMERCIAL,INDUSTRIAL AND AGRICULTURALINTERESTS OF ITS MEMBERS.THE MEMBERS OF ITS BOARD OFDIRECTORS ARE CHOSEN FROMTHE GENERAL ASSEMBLY BY DIRECTBALLOT.

- The responsibilities of the QCCI include collectinginformation and data of interest to the commercial,industrial and agricultural community; supplying thegovernment departments with their requirementsfor data, information and advice on commercial,industrial and agricultural matters; providing adviceon establishing bourses, markets and commercial,industrial and agricultural fairs; issuing certicatesthat indicate the origin of goods and

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Economy and Investment

THE QATARI ECONOMY UNDERWENT MANY ADJUSTMENTS TO BRINGIT IN HARMONY WITH THE CHANGING WORLD ECONOMY. THESEADJUSTMENTS WERE ALSO MEANT TO CONSOLIDATE AND DIVERSIFY THEECONOMIC BASE TO OBVIATE THE RISK OF DEPENDING ON A SINGLESOURCE, VIZ. OIL AND GAS.

Thus the Qatari economy is now one of the strongest in theregion and has recorded genuine growth over the last 5

years.

Qatars economy recorded noticeable real growth over thelast ve years. This growth has also led to an improvementin keeping ination under control and ensuring stabilityof the exchange rate. Qatars friendly relations with othercountries have helped to a great extent its foreign tradeexchanges, especially in the Asian markets.

Oil and fuel account more than 93% of Qatars exports,followed by petrochemicals and manufactured goods.

Japan is the biggest single importer of crude oil from Qatarwhile China and India are the biggest importers of fertilisersand petrochemicals.

Qatar enjoys unique investment environment thanks to its

attractive Investment Legislations and Investment Incentives,its social and political stability, strong and balanced tieswith all states in the region and its strategic geographicallocation.

Qatar has one of the highest per capita in the worldwhich is 93,204 US D according to a report by IMFWorld Economic Outlook Database. In order to keep themomentum of economic development, Qatar adopts exibleeconomic policies designed to encourage local and foreigninvestment. This includes a well-developed infrastructure,nominal land- and lease prices in the industrial areas andexemption from duties on imported machinery.

Qatari legislation relevant to business was designedto create an attractive environment attractive to foreigncapital,conducive to economic integration with neighboringcountries and ultimately capable of safeguarding thenational economy against any harmful impact.

A Qatari Law (No.13) issued in the year 2000 organisesforeign capital investment in various economic sectors. Thelaw determines investments by foreigners in cash or kind orequities have nancial value.It also determines the scope of assets imported forinvestment purposes, prots, yields, and reserves accruedfrom foreign investment in a certain eld and other non-corporal rights such as licenses, patents and trademarksregistered in the country.

The Law allows foreigners to invest in all sectors of the

national economy provided they have Qatari partnersholding a share of not less than 51% of the capital.

However the Law authorises the Minister of Economyand Commerce to allow foreign investors to own 100%of projects in the elds of agriculture, industry, health,education, tourism, energy, mining and developmentof natural resources as long as all these activities arecompatible with the countrys development plans. The lawprohibits foreign investment in the national banks, insurancecompanies, commercial agencies and real estate. Asan incentive it also allows foreigners to lease land forinvestment purposes for a renewable period of 50 years.

The Law exempts invested foreign capital from incometax for a period not exceeding 10 years from the dateof commissioning the project. It also grants custom dutyexemptions on imported basic machinery and equipment.Industrial projects are granted similar treatment on primaryor semi-manufactured materials necessary for productionand not available in the market.

Qatar organises a large number of international exhibitionsand business conferences with the aim of boosting itscommercial ties with other states. The Qatar Central Bankwas established in 1993 to replace the Qatari MonetaryAuthority, which was formed in 1973. Among the banksmain tasks is to organise, control and ensure stability of thenancial market.

Since 1995 QCB has liberalised interest rates, thus givingcommercial banks the freedom to determine their interestrate ceilings. There are more than 37 banks in Qatar, someowned by Qataris others are commercial, two are Islamic,and many Arab and foreign banks.

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EmploymentQATARS INDIGENOUS POOLOF LABOUR IS SMALL. IN 1999,QATARIS REPRESENTED ONLY 44%OF TOTAL PEOPLE EMPLOYED INTHE COUNTRY.Since 1998, the government has promoted apolicy of Qatarisation to encourage priorityrecruitment for Qataris, especiallyin the public sector.

The recruitment of expatriate labour is regulatedby the Ministry of Interior and the Department ofLabour of the Ministry of

Civil Service Affairs. All expatriate workers arerequired to be sponsored by their employer,and any transfers of sponsorship must beapproved by the Ministry of Interior. An annualresidency fee of QR 1,000 is levied for eachexpatriate worker, plus QR 500 for eachspouse and QR 300 for each child.

In May 2004, Qatar passed a new labour

law which allows Qatari workers the rightto strike, to form workers committees and tojoin international labour organisations withministerial approval. Strikes are forbidden invital industries including

oil and gas, water and power, transport,communications and hospitals. Under the newlaw, all workers have the right to conductcollective negotiations over all work-relatedissues through the formation of joint committeeswith employers.

Where workers committees exist, theywill represent the interest of all employees;in other cases, provided there are 30 ormore employees, they may directly elect

representatives.Under the Labour Law, the normal workingweek consists of 48 hours (six eight-hour days),reduced to 36 hours during Ramadan. Beyondthese hours, overtime is payable at a minimumrate of time and a quarter, rising to time and ahalf on

Fridays and public holidays.

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IN 1973 THE QATAR RIYAL WAS INTRODUCED AS THE NATIONALCURRENCY. AS BEFITS A MODERN AND DYNAMIC ECONOMY, QATARPOSSESSES A SOPHISTICATED AND WELL-REGULATED BANKING SYSTEM.QATARI BANKS HAVE A STRONG CAPITAL BASE, OFFERING A WIDE RANGEOF SERVICES TO CORPORATE AND PRIVATE CLIENTS AND OPERATE UNDERTHE REGULATION OF THE QATAR CENTRAL BANK (QCB) WHICH ACTSAS THE GOVERNMENTS AGENT TO CONTROL MONETARY POLICY ANDMONITOR THE COMMERCIAL BANKING SYSTEM, FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONSAND EXCHANGE HOUSES.

The QCB was established in 1985, when it replacedthe Qatar Monetary Agency. The banking sector consistsof 15 commercial banks, of which 8 are Qatari ownedincluding 2 Islamic banks and the QIDB (Qatar IndustrialDevelopment Bank), 2 are Arab owned and 5 arebranches of foreign banks. The oldest and largest bank isthe Qatar National Bank, jointly owned by the government(50%) and the private sector. Banks are required to maintaina minimum capital adequacy level of 10% and a legalreserve of 2.75% of total deposits.

A bank may not lend more than 7% of its capital to asingle borrower. Established in 1997, state-owned QIDBencourages industrial and economic development anddiversication of the State of Qatar through nancing small

to medium sized joint venture industrial projects. In additionto nancing, QIDB provides assistance with projectdevelopment, including project assessments and feasibilitystudies, obtaining legal documentation and governmentapprovals etc. The Qatar Riyal is xed to the US Dollarat US $ 1.00 = QR 3.64. Qatar has no restrictionson foreign exchange and money transfer. However,some restrictions exist when transferring in excess of QR100,000, as well as in cases where suspicion of moneylaundering calls for ofcial intervention. In the absence ofgovernmental nance programs for exports, banks in Qatarcontinue to be the main source of nance. In Qatar, theGovernment is usually the end-user of the banking sectorcredit facilities. The GOQs ratio of banking sector creditfacilities to total credit was 46.4% in 2002. The GOQis expected to continue to be the leading borrower in thelocal market. Other borrowers are merchants, housing

sector, industry and individuals.

Firms interested in seeking nance for products or projectsin Qatar should inquire with leading banks in Qatar.

Standard Letters of Credit processed by local banks andcorresponding banks in the exporting countries controlalmost all import transactions. In accordance with QCBpolicy, merchants in Qatar make use of the overdraftfacilities provided by banks to process their importoperations. Most banks in Qatar provide short-term creditfacilities of up to 75% of letter of credit values. The currentinterest rates charged by the banking system on generalcredit facilities are in line with interest rates prevailing inthe international markets. In addition to the usual insurance,

foreign rms operating in Qatar may be required to provideguarantees signed by their Qatari agents/sponsors to haveaccess to credit facilities from the local banks.

Bankingand Finance

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Turkish Embassy in Qatar andthe RegionsQATAR

EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OFTURKEYAddress: Al Khaliya Zone 66,

Al Rabwa St Diplomatic Area

PO Box: 1977 Doha, State of Qatar

Tel: +974 4495 1300Fax: +974 4495 1320

E-mail: [email protected]

Web site: www.doha.be.mfa.gov.tr

OFFICE OF THE COMMERCIALCOUNSELLORAddress: Al Khaliya Zone 66,

Al Rabwa St Diplomatic Area

PO Box: 1977 Doha, State of Qatar

Tel: +974 4434 2130

Fax: +974 4434 2128


Web site: www.counsellors.gov.tr

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OFTURKEYAddress: Hayy Al Sefaraat/Embassys Area,

W59-02 /1 ADNEC Villa No:1

P.O.Box: 3204 Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates

Tel: +971 2 410 99 99 or 00

+971 410 99 27 (Consular Section)

Fax: +971 2 410 99 05 ,

+971 2 441 71 68 (Consular Section)


Web site: www.abudhabi.be.mfa.gov.tr

OFFICE OF THE COMMERCIALCOUNSELLORAddress: Embassys Area,

W59-02/1 ADNEC, Abu Dhabi - UAE

P.O.Box: 3204 Abu Dhabi - UAE

Tel: +971 2 441 77 02

Fax: +971 2 441 77 22E-Mail : [email protected]


CONSULATE GENERAL IN DUBAIAddress: World Trade Center Building 8th Floor,

P.O.Box:9221 Dubai-U.A.E.

Tel: +971 4 331 47 88

Fax: +971 4 331 73 17

E-mail: [email protected] site: www.dubai.bk.mfa.gov.tr

OFFICE OF COMMERCIAL ATTACHEAddress: World Trade Center Tower, 8th Floor

Sheikh Zayed Road P.O. Box: 9221 Dubai

Tel : +971 4 / 332 79 33

Fax : +971 4 / 332 53 43

E-Mail : [email protected]


BAHRAIN

EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OFTURKEYAddress: Suhail Center, Bldg. 81. Rd. 1702 Diplomatic

Area, 317

P.O. Box: 10821 Manama - Bahrain

Tel: +973 17 533 448

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OFFICE OF THE COMMERCIALCOUNSELLORP.O. 94390, Diplomatic Quarter, Riyadh 11693,

Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Tel: +966 11 288 5886

Fax: +966 11 288-5883



GENERAL CONSULATE IN JEDDAHAddress: Medinah Road, Al-Arafat Street, Al-Hamra

P.O. Box:70 Jeddah 21411, Saudi Arabia

Tel: +966 12 660 16 07, +966 12 665 48 73

Fax: +966 12 665 22 80,

+966 12 667 51 44 (Consular Section)


Web site: www.cidde.bk.mfa.gov.tr

OFFICE OF THE COMMERCIALATTACHEAddress: P.O. 2338, Jeddah 21451,

Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Tel: +966 12 610 60 11 or 22

Fax: +966 12 610 60 33



IRAN

EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OFTURKEYAddress: Ferdowsi Ave. No. 337 Tehran, Iran

P.O.Box: 11365-8758

Tel: +98 21 35 95 11 00

Fax: +98 21 33 11 79 28


Web site: http://www.tahran.be.mfa.gov.tr

OFFICE OF THE COMMERCIALCOUNSELLORAddress: Ferdowsi Avenue No:337 Tehran IRAN

Tel:+98 21 33 91 35 92

Fax:+98 21 33 92 49 52



GENERAL CONSULATE IN TEBRIZAddress: Kuye Vale Asr, Khiyabani Forughi Falakai

Homafar, Kue-i Farhangian

No:8 Tabriz, Iran

Tel: +98 411 300 10 70 or 71

Fax: +98 411 332 49 07


Web site: www.tebriz.bk.mfa.gov.tr

OFFICE OF THE COMMERCIALREPRESENTATIVEAddress: Kuye Vale Asr, Khiyabane Forughi Falakai

Homafar, Kue-i Farhangian No:8 Tabriz, Iran

Tel: +98 411 329 75 82

Fax: +98 411 329 75 83



GENERAL CONSULATE INURUMIYAHAddress: Khayabane Shehid Dr. Beheshti No:30 Orumieh,

Iran

Tel: +98-441 347 87 70

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Fax: +98-441 346 95 95


Web site: www.urumiye.bk.mfa.gov.tr

SYRIA

EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OFTURKEYAddress: Chare Ziad Ben Abi Souan

56-58 B.P. 3738 Damascus, Syria

Tel: +963 11 33 50 19 30 or 40

Fax: +963 11 33 39 243


Web site: http://www.sam.be.mfa.gov.tr

OFFICE OF THE COMMERCIALCOUNSELLORAddress : Chare Ziad Ben Abi Souan

56-58 B.P. 3738

Damascus, Syria

Tel : +963 11 33 50 19 56

Fax : +963 11 21 10 103



GENERAL CONSULATE IN ALEPPOAddress: Rue Du Caire

234 Muhafazat

P.O.Box: 293 Aleppo, SyrieTel: +963 21 264 99 670 or 680

Fax: +963 21 266 10 50


Web site: www.halep.bk.mfa.gov.tr

OFFICE OF THE COMMERCIAL

ATTACHEAddress: Rue Du Caire 234 Muhafazat Aleppo, Syrie

Tel : +963 21 264 54 11

Fax: +963 21 264 54 1



EGYPT

EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OFTURKEYAddress: 25, El-Falaky Str. Bab El-Louk, Cairo, Egypt

Tel: +20 2 279 784 00 or 10

Fax: +20 2 279 784 77 or 44 (Consular Section)


Web site: http://www.kahire.be.mfa.gov.tr

OFFICE OF THE COMMERCIALCOUNSELLOR

Address: Al Shahed Abd El Hady Salah Abd Allah St.Corner of El Nile St. Apt.No:7, Flat No:2, Giza, Egypt

Tel: +20 2 376 268 02

Fax: +20 2 376 268 03



GENERAL CONSULATE INALEXANDRIAAddress: 11 Kamel El Kilani Street Alexandria, EgyptTel: +20 3 494 63 35 or 36

Fax: +20 3 494 41 11


Web site: www.iskenderiye.bk.mfa.gov.tr

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Turkey at a Glance

GENERAL INFORMATION

Name : Republic of TurkeyExtension : 783,562.38 sqms - 39 55

North, 32 50 EastPopulation : 76.7 million (2013)Capital : AnkaraLanguage : TurkishReligion : 99% Muslim

1% Orthodox Christians, Catholics,Protestans and other. Turkey is asecular state where religiousand state affairs are separated.

National Anthem : Istiklal Marsi (The Independence Hymn)National Flag : White crescent moon and a star on a redbackground.Historical Outline : 1299: Establishment of the Ottoman Empire 1922: Fall of the Ottoman Empire 1923: Proclamation of the Republic of

Turkey on October 29(First President: Mustafa Kemal ATATURK)

POLITICS

Form of Government : Republic (Established on October 29, 1923, by

Mustafa Kemal ATATRK, founder of modernTurkey),Turkey has been holding freely contestedmulti-party elections since 1946.

Head of State : President Recep Tayyip ERDOGAN(seven year term, 28 August 2014)

Legislature : Unicameral system (550 seats) Last general elections held on June, 12,

2011Government : Justice and Development Party, absolute

majority government Prime Minister:Prof. Dr. Ahmet DAVUTOGLU

Minister of Foreign Affairs:MevlutCAVUSOGLU

ECONOMY

Gross National Product : 820 billion USD (2013)Currency : Turkish Lira (TL)Per Capita Annual Income : 10.782 USDExport : 151.8 billion USD (2013)Import : 251.7 billion USD (2013)Number of tourists : 39.2 million (2013)

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In terms of populatIon, turkey Is the second largest countryIN EUROPE (AFTER GERMANY), WITH 76.7 MILLION PEOPLE. IN 2020, IT ISPROJECTED TO BE THE MOST POPULOUS EUROPEAN COUNTRY, WITH APOPULATION OF 83 MILLION.

Four million Turks live abroad. Of that number, almost 2.5million live in Germany.

Geographically, Turkey straddles two continents, Europein the west and Asia in the east.

The two continents are divided by the Bosphorus andDardanelles straits, which are located in Turkey.

Turkey is unique in being on the one hand Balkan andEuropean, and on the other Middle Eastern, Caucasianand Asian. It is also as much a Black Sea country as it isan Aegean and Mediterranean one.

Another unique aspect of Turkey is the fact that it is theonly democratic, secular country among the Muslimnations of the Middle East.

In addition to being a pioneering country in the Islamicworld, Turkey has also become fully integrated intoEurope since 1923, when the Republic was established.

She is a member of almost all European/Europe-relatedinstitutions, such as the Council of Europe, OSCE,NATO, OECD. Turkey has been an associate member

of the European Union since 1963 and a negotiatingcandidate for full membership to the Union since 2005.

Turkey has the second biggest Army in NATO after theUnited States.

Turkey also entertains relations of strategic cooperationwith the United States.

Turkey lies in close proximity to 70 percent of the worldsproven energy resources and is a prospective regionalcentre for storage and distribution of oil and natural gas.

Turkey is the 16th largest economy in the world. She is amember of G20.

The Turkish economy has been identi ed as being one ofthe 10 signicant emerging markets by U.S. sources.

SOME OTHER FACTS ABOUT TURKEY

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Useful Addresses inTurkey

THE UNION OF CHAMBERS ANDCOMMODITY EXCHANGES OFTURKEY (TOBB)

Address: Dumlupnar Bulvar No:252 (Eskisehir Yolu 9.

Km.) 06530 Ankara / TURKEY

Tel: +90 312 218 20 00 (PBX)

Fax: +90 312 219 40 90 - 91 - 92 - 93


Web address: www.tobb.org.tr

TURKISH EXPORTERS ASSEMBLY(TIM)

Address: DIS Ticaret Kompleksi Cobancesme Mevkii

Sanayi Cad. B Blok Kat:9 Yenibosna-Istanbul / TURKEY

Tel: +90 212 454 04 71 / 454 04 90

Fax: +90 212 454 04 13 / 454 04 83E-mail: [email protected]

Web address: www.tim.org.tr

ANKARA CHAMBER OFCOMMERCE (ATO)

Address: Sgtz Mah. 2180 Cad. (Eski 2. Cadde)

No:5/A Sgtz - ankaya,

Ankara / TURKEYTel: +90 312 201 81 00 - 201 81 01

Web address: www.atonet.org.tr

ANKARA CHAMBER OF INDUSTRY(ASO)Address: Atatrk Bulvar No: 193 Kavakldere,

Ankara / TURKEY

Tel: +90 312 417 12 00

Fax: +90 312 417 52 05

Web address: www.aso.org.tr

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ISTANBUL CHAMBER OFCOMMERCE (ITO)

Address: Resadiye Cad. 34112 Eminn,

Istanbul / TURKEY

Tel: +90 212 455 60 00

Fax: +90 212 513 15 65 / 0212.520 16 56


Web address: www.ito.org.tr

ISTANBUL CHAMBER OF INDUSTRY(ISO)

Address: Mesrutiyet Cad. No:62 34430 Tepebas-

Istanbul / TURKEY

Tel: +90 212 252 29 00 (Pbx)

Fax: +90 212 249 50 84 293 43 98


Web address: www.iso.org.tr

BURSA CHAMBER OF COMMERCEAND INDUSTRY (BTSO)

Address: Organize Sanayi Blgesi Mavi Cadde 2. Sokak

No: 2 16159 Nilfer,

Bursa / TURKEY

Tel: +90 224 275 16 00

Fax: +90 224 275 16 09


Web address: www.btso.org.tr

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QATAR

EMBASSY OF THE STATE OF QATARAddress: Bak Sokak, No: 6, Diplomatik Site, 06450,Oran, Ankara / TURKEYTel: +90 312 490 72 74 490 45 85 490 47 87Fax: +90 312 490 67 57 490 41 64E-mail: [email protected]

GENERAL CONSULATE IN ISTANBUL

Address: Yeniky Mah. istinye Mevkii Balbandere Cad.Hilpark Evleri Yolu Hilpark Suites Sitesi No:2, Saryer,34464 istanbul / TURKEYTel: +90 212 229 99 55- 323 47 31-32 -33Fax: +90 212 323 47 29E-mail: [email protected]

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

EMBASSY OF THE UNITED ARABEMIRATESAddress: Turan Gnes Bulvar, Galip Erdem Cad. 613. Sk.No: 13 Ilkbahar Mah.ankaya-Ankara / TURKEYTel: +90 312 490 14 14 490 14 68Fax: +90 312 491 23 33E-mail: [email protected], [email protected] address: www.uaeemb.net

GENERAL CONSULATE IN ISTANBULAddress: Konaklar mah., Meseli Sok. No:11, 34330 4.Levent, istanbul / TURKEYTel: +90 212 317 92 57-58Fax: +90 212 278 05 70

E-mail: [email protected] address: www.uaeconsulate.com.tr

BAHRAIN

EMBASSY OF BAHRAINAddress: Ilkbahar Mahallesi 612. Sokak,Oran-ankaya / ANKARATel: +90 312 491 26 56 - 58Fax: +90 312 491 26 76E-mail: [email protected]

HONORARY CONSULATE INISTANBUL

Address: Fahrettin Kerim Gkay Cad.,No:34, Altunizade / ISTANBULTel: +90 (216) 544 2462Fax: +90 (216) 544 2418E-mail: [email protected]

KUWAIT

EMBASSY OF KUWAITAddress: Resit Galip Caddesi No: 110 G.O.P., Ankara /TURKEYTel: +90 312 445 05 76

Fax: +90 312 446 68 39- 446 28 26E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]

GENERAL CONSULATE IN ISTANBULAddress: Cebeci Cad. No:22 Akatlar Etiler,istanbul / TURKEYTel: +90 212 351 18 88Fax: +90 212 352 76 60E-mail: [email protected]

OMAN

EMBASSY OF OMANAddress: Ilkbahar Mah. 606. Sok. No: 19 Yldz,Ankara / TURKEYTel: +90 312 491 09 40 or 41 or 44Fax: +90 312 490 06 82E-mail: [email protected]

HONORARY CONSULATE INISTANBULAddress: Rumeli Cad., No:16/6, 80220, Nisantas /ISTANBULTel: +90 (212) 230 8384Fax: +90 (212) 231 2732E-mail: [email protected],[email protected]

SAUDI ARABIA

EMBASSY OF THE KINGDOM OFSAUDI ARABIAAddress: Turan Emeksiz Sok No:6, 06700 G.O.P.,Ankara / TURKEYTel: +90 312 468 55 40 - 468 55 41 - 468 55 42Fax: +90 312 427 48 86E-mail: [email protected]

GENERAL CONSULATE IN ISTANBUL

Middle EastMissions in Turkey

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Address: Konaklar Mah. amlk Cad. Akasyal Sok. No.6, 4. Levent, istanbul / TURKEYTel: +90 212 281 91 40Fax: +90 212 281 91 41E-mail: [email protected]

IRAN

EMBASSY OF THE ISLAMICREPUBLIC OF IRANAddress: Tahran Cad. No: 10, 06700 Kavakldere,

Ankara / TURKEYTel: +90 312 468 28 20 - 21 (pbx)Fax: +90 312 468 28 23 427 35 41E-mail: [email protected]

GENERAL CONSULATE IN ERZURUMAddress: Alparslan Bulvar, Osman Gazi mah., 201. sok.,Eres Yap Kooperati, D Blok,

Yldzkent, Erzurum / TURKEYTel: +90 442 315 99 83Fax: +90 442 316 11 82E-mail: [email protected]

GENERAL CONSULATE IN ISTANBULAddress: Ankara Cad. No.1, Cagaloglu,istanbul / TURKEYTel: +90 212 513 82 30Fax: +90 212 511 52 19E-mail: [email protected]

GENERAL CONSULATE IN TRABZONAddress: Taksim Caddesi Kzltoprak Sokak No: 3,Trabzon / TURKEYTel: (462) 326 76 51Fax: (462) 326 76 52-53E-mail: [email protected]

SYRIA

EMBASSY OF SYRIAN ARAPREPUBLIC Address: Sedat Simavi Sok. No:40, 06550,ankaya, Ankara / TURKEYTel: +90 312 440 96 57 58, 440 17 21, 440 31 74,440 31 43Fax: +90 312 438 56 09

GENERAL CONSULATE INGAZIANTEP

Address: Kemal Kker Cad. Alleben Mah. No:16,Gaziantep / TURKEYTel: +90 342 232 60 47 232 39 37Fax: +90 342 232 39 38

GENERAL CONSULATE IN ISTANBULAddress: Maka Cad., Ralli Apt. No: 59 Kat:3, Tesvikiye,istanbul / TURKEYTel: +90 212 232 71 10, 232 67 21, 225 48 41Fax: +90 212 230 22 15E-mail: [email protected]

EGYPT

EMBASSY OF ARAB REPUBLIC OFEGYPTAddress: Atatrk Bulvar. 126, 06680 Kavakldere,Ankara / TURKEYTel: +90 312 426 10 26- 468 22 40- 426 61 32Fax: +90 312 427 00 99tE-mail: [email protected], [email protected]

GENERAL CONSULATE IN ISTANBULAddress: Cevdetpasa Caddesi No. 12 Bebek Besiktas /ISTANBULTel: +90 212 324 21 60 - 324 21 33Fax: +90 212 324 22 04E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]

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THE BOARD OF TBA-QATAR

Sezai ArliChairman

Yusuf AkcayogluVice Chairman

Muammer ArikanMember

Turgut K.DizdarogluMember

Turgay CeylanMember

Murat YurdalMember

Murat DoyranMember

Erol EgeranMember

Yalcin EskikurtMember

Kayihan BagdatliSecretary General

Ahmet BasarTreasurer

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Corporate Members List1) Yuksel Construction Co. Inc.

2) Tekfen Construction &Installation Co. Inc.



5) Nurol Gulf W.L.L








13) REC Qatar L.L.C





18) Handar Engineering &Contracting W.L.L




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Individual Members List1) Mr. Yusuf Harbiyeli

(TEM-AC Trading & Contracting W.L.L)

2) Mr. Turgay Ceylan(Hawar Group)

3) Mr. Cihan Koseoglu(Koleksiyon Qatar W.L.L)

4) Mr. Namik Kemal Tuna(Qatar Beton L.L.C)

5) Mr. Izzet Ataol

(RMD Kwikform)6) Mr. Murad Taymaskhanov

(Inter Taym Co W.L.L)

7) Ms. Dilek Kahraman(Al-Abdul Ghani Law Firm)

8) Mr. Ozgur Aytan(Qatar Solar Energy W.L.L)

9) Mr. M. Kursad Caymaz(Turkish Airlines)

10) Mr. Harun Topcu(Pioneer Metal Company W.L.L)

11) Mr. Mr. Safak Guvenc(W Hotel & Residences)

12) Mr. Erol Egeran(Consulting Engineer)

13) Mr. Kayihan Bagdatli(Alce Engineering Qatar W.L.L)

14) Mr. Suleyman Gulmen(Al-Arz Group)

15) Mr. Levent Akarsu(Al Masaood Bergum)

16) Ms. Aynur Babir Mirzayeva(HPG)

17) Mr. Adem Pektas(Coral Hotel)

18) Mr. Levent Ozdemir(TMS Formwork)

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How to Become A Member

A) CORPORATE MEMBER:

- COMPANIES CONDUCTINGBUSINESS IN THE STATE OF QATARWITH AT LEAST ONE PARTNERBEING A TURKISH CITIZEN ORTURKISH ENTITY.

- Local branches of Turkish companies.

- Companies which are based in Turkey and conductingregular business activities in the State of Qatar.

Corporate members shall be represented by maximum twoindividuals appointed and authorized by their respectivecompanies. Each individual has got the right of one vote atmeetings of the General Assembly.

B) INDIVIDUAL MEMBER:

TURKISH CITIZENSEMPLOYED AS PROFESSIONALS INTHE STATE OF QATAR SUBJECT TOTHE STIPULATIONS OF ARTICLE 3.1OF CONSTITUTION CAN APPLY TOBE AN INDIVIDUAL MEMBER. ANINDIVIDUAL MEMBER HAS GOT THE

RIGHT OF ONE VOTE AT MEETINGSOF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

An Individual Member must not be an employee ofthe corporate members referred in Article 3.1 of theConstitution.

C) OVERSEAS MEMBER

TURKISH COMPANIESWHICH ARE NOT REGISTERED INTHE STATE OF QATAR -SUBJECT

TO THE STIPULATIONS OF ARTICLE3.1- MAY APPLY FOR OVERSEAS

MEMBERSHIP, INDICATING INA LETTER TO THE EXECUTIVECOMMITTEE THEIR COMMERCIALINTEREST IN THE STATE OF QATAR.

The Executive Committee shall be entitled to approve/reject overseas membership applications. Once approved,Overseas Members similar to Corporate Members- shallnominate up to two individuals as their Representatives tothe Secretary General.

Overseas Members shall have no Voting Rights at theGeneral Assembly. However, they shall be notied ofand their Representatives shall have the right to attend allmeetings, including the General Assembly and enjoy thesame rights and privileges as other Members.

D) HONORARY MEMBER

HONORARY CHAIRMANOF TBA-QATAR SHALL ALWAYS BEH.E THE AMBASSADOR OF THEREPUBLIC OF TURKEY ACCREDITEDTO THE STATE OF QATAR.

Honorary Membership, upon the directives of HonoraryChairman, shall include members of diplomatic and

consular missions of Republic of Turkey as well asCommercial and Tourism Attaches in the State of Qatar.

Individuals who have the capacity to play signicant rolesand contribute to promote the stated objectives of TBA-QATAR may be invited to become Honorary Members bythe Executive Committee.

Honorary Members shall be entitled to the same rights andprivileges as other members, but they shall not have votingrights.

Honorary Members shall not pay any membership fee.

DOWNLOAD MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION FORM FROM HTTP://TB-AQATAR.COM. RETURN IT BACK TO SECRETARY GENERAL TOGETHER WITHCOPY OF VOUCHER OF PAYMENT OF RELEVANT FEES.

THERE ARE FOUR CATEGORIES OF MEMBERSHIP:

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Members Corporate proles

1) Yuksel Construction Co. Inc.2) Tekfen Construction &

Installation Co. Inc.



5) Nurol Gulf W.L.L








13) REC Qatar L.L.C





18) Handar Engineering &Contracting W.L.L




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Eng. Sezai ArliCountry Manager

YUKSEL INSAAT A.S. HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED IN ANKARA, TURKEY IN

1963, AND ACTIVELY PARTICIPATED IN DEVELOPMENT OF TURKEYSINFRASTRUCTURE AS A GENERAL CONTRACTOR FOR TRANSPORTATIONPROJECTS, INDUSTRIAL PLANTS, MARINE STRUCTURES, DAMS,ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS, AS WELL AS PRESTIGIOUS SUPERSTRUCTUREPROJECTS LIKE PUBLIC BUILDINGS, SHOPPING MALLS, HOTELS, RESIDENTIALAND COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS.

We build:

Roads, bridges, highways, railroads, rail transit systems

Water supply and treatment, waste water treatmentfacilities

Infrastructure works

Power plants, industrial facilities

Commercial and public buildings

Since 1983 Yuksel expanded its activities to theinternational level by handling projects in S. Arabia,

Jordan, Libya, UAE, Qatar, Iraq, Afghanistan, Kazakhstan,Uzbekistan, Ukraine and Romania.

Yuksel has been ranked among the Top 225 InternationalContractors consistently in last 8 years by ENR.

Projects in Qatar:

1. New Doha Intl Airport (NDIA) CP-14: BridgesConstruction Works. (Completed)

2. North/South Extension To Ras Abu Abboud Road (in JVwith M/S Midmac Contracting Co WLL) (Completed)

3. Doha Expressway Package 7 (Salwa Road Phase 2) (in

JV with M/S Midmac Contracting Co WLL) (Completed)4. Construction of Turkish Embassy Compound (Completed)

5. Lusail Development for Primary Infrastructure, CP-4: RoadA1, A6, Southern & Marina Interchanges (in JV withM/S Midmac Contracting Co WLL) (Ongoing)

6. Construction of PMS Viaduct for Qatar FoundationEducation City (Ongoing)

7. Doha Metro Project, Design-Build Red Line SouthElevated & At Grade Section (in JV with M/S FCC,Archirodon, Petroserv) (Ongoing)

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51 YEARS IN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

ESTABLISHED IN 1963 IN ANKARA, TURKEY

REGISTERED IN QATAR SINCE MAY 2006

IN GCC SINCE 1983

RANKED CONSTANTLY AMONG THE TOP225 INTERNATIONAL CONTRACTORS BY

ENR IN LAST 9 YEARS.

HANDLING PRESTIGIOUS PROJECTS IN

QATAR, TURKEY, UAE, KSA, JORDAN, LIBYA,

IRAQ, AFGHANISTAN, KAZAKHSTAN,

UZBEKISTAN.

Head Ofce: Yuksel Insaat A.S.Sogutozu Caddesi 14/A-B, Bestepeler,

06560 Ankara, Turkey Tel: +90 312 284 2545, Fax: +90 312 286 1737 E-mail: [email protected] Branch: Yuksel Construction Co. Inc. Wakra Tower, 2nd Floor, Old Slata Road, Corniche, P.O.Box: 37388, Doha, Qatar Tel: +974 4443 1878, Fax: +974 4443 5634 E-mail: [email protected]

Salwa Road Phase 2, Doha, Qatar

Ankara Light Rail TrausitSystem, Ankara, Turkey

New Doha Intl. Airport BridgeDoha, Qatar

Metrocity Mixed useDevelopment, Istanbul, Turkey

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TEKFEN

We are Building the Future...

On the threshold of newmillennium and in an extremelydynamic period where the concept ofglobalization is propagating rapidly,Tekfen Construction is proud of being oneof the major internationally active TurkishContractors.

Tekfen Group is widely recognized and publiclytraded group of companies that operates in fourmain areas; contracting, agri-industry, real estatedevelopment and other. The Group consists of 39companies and ten subsidiaries drawing together

companies that each gure amongst the mostrespected names in their sectors. Since its foundationin 1956, the group has distinguished itself with itsmeticulous approach to quality and ethical values.

Tekfen Contracting Group, a global representativeof the Turkish Contracting sector, is Tekfen Holdingsagship in terms of revenues. The Groups principlecompany, Tekfen Construction and Installation,specializes in petroleum, gas & petrochemicalfacilities, pipelines, land & marine terminals, off-shore platforms, tank farms, oil reneries, pumpingstations, power plants and highway, subway, bridge& tunnel construction, electrical & instrumentationprojects, infrastructure projects, production facilities,commercial & technical buildings and major sportscomplexes.

Tekfen Construction provides its clients with turnkeysolutions encompassing engineering, procurementand construction (EPC) in most of these areas.

Alongside Tekfen Construction, Tekfen ContractingGroup includes Tekfen Engineering, which providesengineering design, project management andconsultancy services and Tekfen Manufacturing,which specializes in the manufacture of processequipment and storage tanks. The Tekfen ContractingGroup also has various investments and partnershipsin Germany and Azerbaycan.

Tekfen Construction was ranked 85th for internationalbusiness portfolio on the Engineering News Record(ENR) 2012 list of the worlds Top 225 InternationalContractors.

Tekfen Contracting Group operated in eight countrieson two continents in 2013. By the end of the year, ithad an active baclog of US$ 3 billion. The Groupsportfolio is concentrated on three main regions theCaspian, the Middle East and North Africa and itencompasses Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan,Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UAE and Morocco,besides Turkey.

Tekfen Construction is a reliable partner with a

sense of social responsibility. It strives to minimizethe risk of harm to its personnel, third parties, theenvironment and property while maintaining qualityperformance. It places a priority on social benetsand emphasizes health, safety, environment andthe quality (HSE-Q) in its operations, which meetinternational standards. The Companys goal is tobe worthy of the condence of its clients to haveinuence in the international contracting market withits effective HSE-Q Policy.

TEKFEN CONSTRUCTION QATAR Madina Building, Entrance B,First Floor, Ofce No:2Al-Gharaffa Doha QatarTelephone : +974 4498 7634Fax : +974 4498 7322

Vice President: Ayhan SARIOGLUOperations Qatare-mail :[email protected] :+974 5584 2145

Finance & Admin. Manager: AhmetBASAR Qatar Regione-mail :[email protected] :+974 7048 2500

Ahmet BasarTreasurer

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tekfen adv

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Berna AKYILDIZManaging Director

Specialized in construction project logistics, Transtashas completed15 Airport project logistics and numerousconstruction projects as well as many domestic andoverseas construction projects in the last years. Theaccomplishments it has gained through these projectshave made Transtas one of the most preferred logisticscompanies around the world.

Through its expertise in oversize and heavy lifttransportations, Transtas offers Service in the Far East,Middle East, North Africa, and Europe with its ownBerna Akyldz network. It also has agencies in USA, SouthAfrica, Scandinavia, and Managing Director Canada,where it has performed business activities for a long time.

As a company which aim improving itself depending onthe needs of the globalizing world, Transtas will alwaysmaintain its well-deserved position in the logistics eld.

Transtas is providing logistics services (air, sea, roadtransportation, bulk shipments, partial, full transportation,cross shipments, multimodal shipments and customsclearance service) based on the customer needs all overthe world. There are Transtas ofces in Doha, Cairo,Dusseldorf, Shangai, Tripoli, Erbil & Jeddah ,we havecompetent agencies in places where we do not haveofces. Transtas main ofce is in Turkey. Transtas hasown37 trucks eet.

Transtas has1.000.000 USD worth freight forwarderliability insurance and has R2 certicate approved by

Ministry of Transportation / Turkey.

Transtas Qatar W.L.L has been established in 2006.Transtas Qatar is acting as logistics department of manycompanies in Qatar. Transtas Qatar Express is the rstpartial trucking service from Turkey to Doha. Transtas Qataris also providing service from all over the world to Qatar byair & sea and providing customs clearance service.

Transtas will be proud of providing good quality door todoor service to all our valuable customers.

Transtas Qatar W.L.LK.J Group Building Ofce No. 216 B

Al Najma Aera C-Ring RoadOpposite Gulf TimesMobil : +974-55359515Mail : [email protected] , [email protected] : www.transtas.com.tr

Gokhan DANISMAZBusiness Development [email protected] : +974 330948, +90 555 2070333

TRANSTAS GLOBAL LOGISTICS37 YEARS EXPERIENCE

TRANSTAS GLOBAL LOGISTICS WAS FOUNDED IN 1977 BY KAMILTOPALOGLU. HAVING STARTED OFFERING SERVICES IN ROADTRANSPORTATION, IT HAS EXPANDED ITS ROLE IN THE LOGISTICS WORLD BYOPERATING SEA FREIGHT, AIR FREIGHT AND RAILROAD FREIGHT SHIPMENTS.

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Murat YURDALGeneral Manager

thermal and hydroelectric power plants, petroleum re neries, gas plants, petrochemical

plants, iron and steel plants, cement plants, pipelines, high-rise buildings, business and shopping centers, residential compounds, tourism, social, cultural and

health facilities, dams, underground transportation systems, infra-structure utilities;

extended its operations beyond Turkey in early1970s, and completed more than 200 importantprojects in Iran, Iraq, Jordan, the United Arab

Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, Russia,Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Libya,Qatar, Kazakhstan, Ireland, Bulgaria and Yemen;participated in the construction of totally

45 power plants with 24,000 MW capacity, 12 cement plants with 55,000 million ton/day

clinker production capacity, 5 iron and steel plants with 8.1 million ton/year

production capacity, Gas and petroleum facilities with 25 million ton/

year capacity (10 each reneries, 15 each gasplants,10each petrochemical plants);

and has become one of the leading contractors in

the industrial plant construction worldwide.

Since May 2000, Gama Qatar W.L. L. is active inQatar together with its partner ALMANA Group.PROJECTS COMPLETED IN QATAR

1. Qatar National Cement Umm Bab NewCement Production Line Erection Works. (assubcontractor of FCB France)

2. RasGas Co. Ltd. Ras Laffan RasGasExpansion Project Phase-2 Site Preparation Works.(as subcontractor of Chiyoda- Technip JV)

3. Qatar Liquied Gas Co. Ltd. Ras Laffan QatarGas II Development Project Site PreparationWorks (executed by GAMA Qatar Co. WLL. as asubcontractor to Chiyoda- Technip JV)

4. DEL Dolphine Energy Ltd. Ras Laffan DolphinGas Project Site Preparation Works (executed

by GAMA Qatar Co. WLL. as a subcontractor to JGC)5. Qatar Shell Pearl GTL Project - Construction

of Air Separators (as a subcontractor to Linde Germany)

6. QatarGas Co. Ltd. Ras Laffan Construction ofQatargas 3-4 Onshore Utilities (as a subcontractorto Chiyoda- Technip JV)

GAMA Qatar W.L.L.

Old Airport Road Almana Building, 6th Floor,P.O. Box 22825 Doha QATARTel: +974 4462 6690Fax: +974 4462 6691

Email: [email protected]

THE INDUSTRIAL PLANT CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION ACTIVITIES OFTHE GAMA GROUP ARE DEVELOPED AND EXTENDED WORLDWIDE UNDERTHE GAMA INDUSTRIAL PLANTS MANUFACTURING AND ERECTION, INC.,WHICH WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1970. GAMA INDUSTRY INC., IS SPECIALIZEDIN THE TURNKEY CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION OF

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Kemal Murat DOYRANGeneral Manager

Established in 2007, Nurol Gulf W.L.L has a very good reputation in the market and thecompany is known for its expertise in thedesign, fabrication and erection of heavystructural steel works such as mega hangars,airport terminal buildings, stadium and sportfacilities, warehouses, architectural faadesteel works, bridges, car parks, pipe-racksas well as industrial steel works such asboilers, heat exchanger, carbon steel andstainless steel piping, spools, pressure vessels,tanks conforming to API standards, turn keyindustrial plants, cement factory equipment,cranes and material handling systems.

Nurol Gulf fabrication plant, which is located in the NewIndustrial Area in Qatar-Doha, is built on a 46,500 squaremeter plot. 19,000 square meters of covered productionfacility, houses CNC plasma & oxy cutting machines, CNCpipe cutting machines, CNC band saw lines, CNC drillingline, automated built-up section welding lines, inlet andoutlet shot blasting lines, plate bending machines, hydraulicpresses and planting facilities.

The important features that set Nurol Gulf apart are thecommitment to sound engineering practices, quality, health& safety, and due respect for the environment and on timedelivery to achieve client satisfaction.

Nurol gulf takes pride in completion of three QatarFoundation Keystone facilities in education city, namely Al

Shaqab Academy Project, the structural steel works for theatriums of Sidra Medical and Research Center and QatarNational Librarys steel fabrications and erections. Thesethree projects structural steel weight is 21,000 tons in total.In addition to these, our establishment has done a goodjob in Sidra Medical and Research Center which has beencompleted as additional extra works is the fabrication anderection of 3 Canopies in the form of leaf, weighing 450tons in 2013. One of the most prestigious projects underconstruction in Qatar is New Doha International Airport(NDIA) where we have fabricated and erected somestructure buildings and steel frames to support faade andceiling cladding in the Mideld Tunnel. Those projects arethe prestigious milestones of the Qatar States 2030 VisionStrategy. On the other hand, Nurol Gulf has exported

steel structures its goods of fabrication to KSA and Iraq Suleymaniyah based on the projects requirements. These

have been the rst structural steel exportation from Qatar.Nurol Gulf Factory has reached to a fabrication capacityof 2,000 tons/month. Number of our employees hasincreased uo to 900 people at the end of 2013. NurolGulf will continue to increase its turnovers and productioncapabilities by being involved in new stadium and sportshalls projects with structural steel fabrication and erectioncapabilities in 2014 and next years.

Nurol Gulf has been awarded a contract on December of2012 from Qatar Olympic Committee (QOC) as the maincontractor for design, fabrication, erection of structural steeland cladding works of Lusail Multi-Purpose Sports Hallwhere The Handball Championship which is constructedby AKTOR S.A., one of the main contractors of QOCawarded to Nurol Gulf the structural steel works for themain Arena Roof and Warm up Halls of Ai SADD SportsClub recently, in the meantime Nurol Gulf has signed thecontract with the Main Contractor of Lusail DevelopmentCP-4 project developed by Qatari Diar Real EstateCompany, which is developing Lusail City for hosting 2022FIFA World Football Cup, to supply, fabricate and erect astructural steel arch.

Nurol Gulf aimed to be involved in structural steel works forstadiums, sport Halls and infrastructure works which havebeen planned to be implemented in Qatar starting fromthe year 2013 resulting with an increase in fabricationvolume and turnover. Our steel construction factory in Qatarhas achieved a workload to run in full capacity thanksto the existing projects that continue and we are getting

prepared for the new projects through many interviews andquotations with potential clients not only in Qatar, but alsoin GCC countries.

Nurol Gulfs goal is to make maximum contribution to theinfrastructure and industrial Development of the State ofQatar, and to export products and services to other GCCcountries, with the satisfaction of all clients, employees andthe company partners.

Experts in Structural Steelwork

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K.Mustafa AslanCommercial Manager

Aydemir KinaliGeneral Manager

The parent companies AK Muhendislik and GEMTAShave gained vast and varied experience over the

years through successful completion and handoverof various prestigious projects, such as commercialand residential buildings, education facilities, hotels,hospitals, embassies, sports facilities, stadia andindustrial buildings in Turkey, Russia, Kazakhstan,Azerbaijan, Romania, Jordan, Egypt and Yemen.

With this vast experience and support of the parentcompanies and with a dedicated professionalworkforce of well engineering background, basedin Qatar since 2005 AGA-MEP has built strongreputation through successful completion of variousprojects such as the MEP Works for Al Handassa

1 & 2 Commercial and Residential Complexes, AlReem Residential Tower, Qatar Organization forStandards and Metrologys Administration Building,Doha Domestic Solid Waste Management Center(HVAC, Fire Protection and Fire Alarm Systems),Doha North Sewerage and Treatment Plant (BuildingServices, HVAC and TDP packages), New AshghalTower (Fit-Out Works) etc.

Today, AGA-MEP is ready to deliver the design,procurement, installation, commissioning andhandover of the complete mechanical, electrical,HVAC services, re ghting services as well asspecialist ELV, security, lighting and IT services for themost complex construction projects in Qatar and theGulf.

Representatives of AGA-MEP;Aydemir KinaliGeneral ManagerE-mail: [email protected]

K. Mustafa AslanCommercial ManagerE-mail: [email protected]

Address :

AGA-MEP Contracting & Engineering Co.LLC.

C Ring Road, Al Emadi Business Center

3rd Floor No: 44P.O. Box: 22392, Doha-QatarTel: (+974) 44 56 98 07 / 44 56 92 91/ 44 65 33 40Fax: (+974) 44 56 91 38Web: www.agamep.com

AGA-MEP HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED BY AK MUHENDISLIK AND GEMTAS, OFTURKEY, IN QATAR, AS A SPECIALIST MEP CONTRACTOR, TO SERVE THEQATARI AND THE GULF MARKET BY DELIVERING WORLD-CLASS INTEGRATEDENGINEERING FOR MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL & PLUMBING (MEP) SERVICESFOR RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL, LEISURE BUILDINGS, INDUSTRIAL PLANTSAND FOR WATER & POWER INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS.

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Yusuf AkcayogluMiddle-East Director

TAV Construction is an Istanbul-based company supportedby ofces in Doha, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Jeddah, Muscatand Libya. TAV has been a pioneer in developingTurkish airports in the last decade having signed under 4international airports which are still being operated by thegroup. TAV has also applied this know-how to build airportin Tunisia, Egypt, Georgia and Macedonia.

GCC Region in particular, remains as TAV Constructionsmajor business hub where the company has so far workedon projects worth USD 11 Billion including the state-of-the-art Hamad International Airport in Qatar. Some of thenoteworthy GCC projects TAV Construction is workingon, are the celebrated Mideld Terminal Building of AbuDhabi International Airport; the 425 meters tall 101-storeyMarina-101 Hotels & Residences Tower in Dubai; themulti-billion dollar MC-1 Airside and Landside InfrastructureWorks package of the Muscat International Airport inOman; the design and build expansion project at theMedinah Prince Mohammed Bin Abdulaziz InternationalAirport which is being developed by the Tibah Consortiumled by TAV Airports Holding; the Terminal 5 at the KingKhaled International Airports in Riyadh and the DamacTowers by Paramount project in Business Bay, Dubai.

TAV Constructions branch ofce in Qatar was established

in 2006 following the winning of the Passenger terminalComplex package of Hamad International Airport. Beingconsidered as one of the most important infrastructureprojects at a a global scale, the Hamad InternationalAirport, the gateway of the State of Qatar to the World,is now complete and TAV Construction is proud to havetaken a major role in building this state-of-the-art facility.TAV Construction, with its fully operational branch ofce,

is exploring opportunities to capitalize on its reputation fordelivery of this mega project to expand its operations in thecountry

Mr. Yusuf Akcayoglu, who is the Vice President of theTurkish Businessmen Association in Qatar, represents TAVGroup in Qatar as Middle-East Director.

TAV Construction QatarC-Ring Road, Gulf Cinema Signal,Al-Emadi Business Centre,Ofce No:25, PO Box : 30214 Doha,State of QatarTel : +974 4466 0553 / 4466 0293,Fax : +974 4466 0293E-mail : [email protected] | www.tav.aero

TAV TEPE AKFEN INVESTMENT CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION COMPANY

OR TAV CONSTRUCTION IN SHORT, IS A LEADING TURKISH CONTRACTORSPECIALIZED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF ICONIC BUILDINGS. REINFORCEDBY TAV GROUPS GLOBAL REPUTATION FOR AIRPORT, TAV CONSTRUCTIONHAS UNDERTAKEN SIGNIFICANT ROLE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE MENAREGIONS AIRPORTS. THE COMPANY IS ALSO AN EXPERT CONTRACTOR FORHIGH-RISE BUILDING AND SUPER-TALL TOWERS AND HOLDING A PORTFOLIOOF MORE THAN USD 16 BILLION WITH PROJECTS IN 11 DIFFERENTCOUNTRIES, TAV CONSTRUCTION IS AMONG THE ENGINEERS NEWS

RECORDS (ENR) MAGAZINES TOP 250 INTERNATIONAL CONTRACTORS.FOR AIRPORT PROJECTS IN PARTICULAR, TAV CONSTRUCTION IS A GLOBALLEADER.

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Mr. Nihat EkinChairman

Whilst displaying consistent growth, Troy has also increasedthe capacity of its technical adequacy with every newproject that it has undertaken. This has been paralleled byan increase in the number of business managers, engineersand workers employed by Troy.

New technology investments are upheld in order thatconstruction durations and costs may be reduced. This

allows Troy to sustain working relationships with leadingglobal companies without compromising on safety orcost. Troys management approach is shaped by its focusto provide human quality with modern technology. Itunderstands that that the construction sector shouldrespect the environment and the natural surroundings inwhich it is set. Thus, Troy consistently improves its businessnature in cooperation with international and worldwidecompanies.

The groundwork of specialism that Troy works within,include experience and success with geo synthetics, pipes,solid waste areas, mine leach pads, ponds and manymore. All projects have been held in accordance withthe legislations and regulations of international quality,environment and safety. Troy possesses the ISO 9001Quality Management, ISO 14001 Environmental

Management and OHSAS 18001 Health and Safetycerticates.

As Troy approaches its 20th year, it is preparing itself fora restructuring of its process. The company is looking toinstitutionalize improved systematic methods. It is the aimthat these changes will strengthen Troys future and in our100th year (2093) Troy will be regarded as a dominating

gure in the construction industry.Troy Doha ofce has the responsibility of preserving thecompanys steady growth in the Middle East Region.

TROY Engineering W.L.L

C-Ring Road, Al Emadi Financial Square2nd Building Ofce No:8P.O. Box: 37784 Doha, QATARTel: +974 4441 3060, Fax: +974 4441 [email protected], www.troyas.comEvre SENOCAK - Regional Manager

MR. NIHAT EKIN (MSC CIVIL ENGINEERING) IS THE CHAIRMAN OFTHE BOARD OF TROY, FOUNDED THE COMPANY IN 1993. SINCE ITSESTABLISHMENT TROY HAS HELD ITS UNIQUE POSITION, IN BOTH THEPUBLIC AND PRIVATE JOB SECTORS, AS A TRUSTWORTHY COMPANY.

THIS HAS BEEN ACHIEVED THROUGH ITS SOLID GROUNDING ANDACHIEVEMENT IN PROVIDING AN ELITE SERVICE AND EXPERT VISION.

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Sami GURELGeneral Manager

Here below are details of SAMKO in the State of

Qatar. Sami GUREL General ManagerMob. No.: +974 5586 [email protected]@samko.com.qawww.samkogroup.com

SAMKO INTERNATIONAL CO. W.L.L.Abu Hamour Road, cor. Messaimeer Road,Abu Hamour area.P.O. Box 24576 | Doha, State of QatarTel. No.: +974 4456 9505 / 06Fax No.: +974 4467 3580

SAMKO Group of Companies are currently

operating in Turkey, Romania, Qatar & U.A.E.The name SAMKO is synonymous with quality,productivity and performance and environmentalawareness is a leading criterion in forming SAMKObusiness strategies. Knowledge in SAMKO has beenearned through time and experience.

SAMKO has successfully completed and handedover many design and build contracting projectsin different geographies in conformity with the localstandards and regulations and with internationalquality, speed, competitiveness and technicalexcellence.

SAMKO has been established by Mr. Sami GURELin 1989 in Ankara, Turkey and the internationaloperations have started in 1993 in Romania andRussia at the same time. SAMKO Group companieshave been existing in Romania since then.

SAMKO have expanded to Gulf area in 2004 witha specic focus in Qatar market. With this rigidentry in the market, SAMKO has been awardedseveral prestigious projects, where most of theseare already handed over and currently operational.SAMKO is continuously targeting reputable Industrial,Residential, Commercial and Infrastructure projects.

SAMKO IS A LEADING SPECIALIST ENGINEERING, CONTRACTING ANDFABRICATION GROUP OPERATING IN INTERNATIONAL MARKETS, IN THEELECTRICAL, MECHANICAL AND AUTOMATION SYSTEMS CONTRACTING.

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Turgut K. DizdarogluFinance Manager

Mehmet BuyukduraCountry Manager

The founders of STFA, Mr. Sezai Trkesv andMr. Feyzi Akkaya, became the doyens ofthe Turkish Contractors, since they rst gottogether in 1938. STFA Construction companiesare one of the oldest and leading Turkishinternational contractors. STFA is proud to havecontributed to the development of the countriesin the MENA region for over 46 years;touching the social and economic lives of allcompanies it operates. Today 80 % of STFAHoldings business is in construction and 80percent of that business is in the Gulf countries of Kuwait, Qatar, Oman, Saudi Arabia andDubai.

STFA Construction Group constitute an important referenceto other Turkish contractors, having earned a well-deserved

respect before the public, both in Turkey and in othercountries having paved the way for others to follow. STFAhas been the rst Turkish contracting company, to winprojects in Libya (1969), Saudi Arabia (1978), Pakistan(1992), Iran (1983), Tunisia (1984), Egypt (1981), Qatarand Oman (2000).

STFA, has an active role in the design and construction ofinfrastructure works, roads and highways, bridges, tunnelsand dams, marine structures such as but not limited tojetties, quay walls, breakwaters, intake and outfalls, as anEPC Contractor, including engineering and constructionmanagement services through ECAP, the engineeringcompany of the group.

STFA maintains its leading role in the construction industry,with operations primarily in the Middle East, North Africa,Turkey and Central Asia. STFA has developed an excellenttrack record, successfully completing large and complexprojects in 24 countries. STFA Construction Group iscurrently active in Libya, Oman, Qatar, U.A.E., India,Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Morocco,Kuwait, Pakistan and Turkey.

STFA has earned a well deserved respect from its clientssolution partners and the does tic community where itoperates. Some of the on going projects of signicantimportance are such as;

Qatar Integrated Railway Project Design &Build Golden Line underground in Qatar. 4.4

Billion USD. The project covers the 32 km of tunnelswill be dug with a diameter of 7.15 meters. 128.000

items of tunnel segment will be used along the Line.Six tunnel boring machines (Mole / TBM) will be usedsimultaneously in the construction of the tunnels and etc.

Improvement of Existing Khasab to TibatCoastal Road in Oman. 109 M USD. The projectcovers the 12 km road, slope stabilization, rock ll andshore protection ll, as well as the construction of onebridge and six culverts.

Small Boat Harbours Project in Kuwait, 490M USD. Project in progress. The project covers marineworks (dredging, breakwaters, quaywalls, pontoons,ship lift system), buildings, electrical works, mechanicalworks, ICT systems (marine and building managementsystems, telecommunication systems).

Dualization of Bid Bid Sur Section 1, Package1B in Oman, 305 M USD. Project in progress Thecontract includes construction of 75 km 2 x 2 highway, 9crossings with bridges, underpasses, overpasses, serviceroad and the lighting works for the whole route. Bridgestructures involve precast deck beams, numerous multi-cellculverts, service roads.

Taqah Fishery Harbour in Oman: The projectcovers the breakwater, dredging and lling works,pontoon design and construction works.

Repair of wharves and jetties at MesaieedPort in Qatar (progress)

Sewage Treatment Plant at WilayatMusannah in Oman (mobilization stage)

Fishery Harbour at Mussanah in Oman(mobilization stage)

Dareen Port Expansion Project in Saudi Arabia (progress)

Recently completed projects in the Gulf

Duqm Port Project, Oman Quriyat-Sur Road Project, Oman EPIC for Container Terminal (Berth 7) at Mesaieed Port,

Qatar EPIC for Gabbro Berth Expansion (Package 1) at

Mesaieed Port, Qatar Manifa Causeway Project, Saudi Arabia

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Tolga TutumCountry Manager

Its headquarter is located in istanbul, Turkey. The group hasregistered companies, branches, subsidiaries in State ofQatar, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates,Russian Federation, Bulgaria, and Azerbaijan.

The Group gives service with its 2.350 employees. 60 %of our engineers have experience of 10 or more years.

Anel has experience in electromechanical design andconstruction works at prestigious and large scale nationaland international projects. Anel Contracting Group realizesturn-key electrical and mechanical contracting projects inTurkey and abroad ranging from airports, rail systems,and industrial facilities to hotels, shopping malls, businesscenters, hospitals and similar large scale projects. Examples

include: Hamad, Tbilisi, Batum and Cairo InternationalAirports; Qatar Convention Center abroad; Istanbul Atatrk,Ankara Esenboga and Izmir Adnan Menderes InternationalAirports; Marmaray Rail Tube Tunnel Project; TurkcellOperation Centers; Istanbul Goldsmiths Center; ForumIstanbul Shopping Mall (one of Turkeys largest shoppingcenter); and Four Seasons Bosphorus Hotel in Turkey.

Combining over 28 years of experience, the Companysquality-focused service concept and the sustainablerelations it establishes with its customers are striking. Anelscontracting services are not limited to customers in Turkey,but also include customers in Russia, Azerbaijan, SaudiArabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates.

AnelSis was established as a manufacturer of low-voltage panels in 1990. Within the framework of its panel

production and assembly activities, AnelSis manufacturesLV main distribution and MCC panels, compensation andautomation panels.

AnelEnerji offers turnkey projects in renewable energywith advanced project management providing installationand consultancy services, feasibility studies, material andequipment decisions, start-up and operating services withexperienced teams.

AnelMarin provides services for ship electric andelectronic systems.

AnelDoga is a full integrated recycling company inthe elds of Automobile, Metal, Tyre, CRT and Electrical-

Electronic wastes.Anel Group companies have specialized and experiencedengineering teams capable ofproviding high quality solutions on time and on budget.

Representative of Anel Group in Qatar

Tolga TutumCountry Manager-QatarQatar Financial House Building, 2nd oor, C-ring road POBox: 21346 Doha, QatarTel: 44988507 Fax: 44363629

ANEL GROUP; ESTABLISHED IN 1986, IS ONE OF THE LEADINGENGINEERING PLATFORMS, HAVING OPERATIONS MAINLY IN THE AREASOF ELECTROMECHANICAL CONTRACTING, OPERATION & MAINTENANCESERVICES, LOW VOLTAGE PANEL PRODUCTION, RENEWABLE ENERGY, SHIPELECTRICS & ELECTRONICS SYSTEMS AND RECYCLING.

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DORCE Prefabricated Building & Construction IndustryTrade Inc., founded in 1989, is a Turkish GeneralContractor with a vast worldwide experience, whichprovides Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC)services for projects requiring high quality services inextreme environments.

DORCE undertakes the following General ContractingProjects for Construction and EPC Services to the clients inOil, Gas and Energy Industry, Mining Industry, ConstructionIndustry, Government Authorities (Ministries, Governoratesetc.), International and non-prot Organizations, etc. inMiddle East, Asia, Africa, Europe, Australia and SouthAfrica.

DORCE has the capability to quickly mobilize and startconstruction works in all conditions including extreme andharsh environments.

In addition,Dorce owns one of the largest steelstructure manufacturing facilities in the world. The manufacturing facility located in Ankara Turkey,has 100,000 m. total area (55,000 m. workshop area)supporting its own construction projects and providingservices to other clients all over the world with amanufacturing capacity;

160,000 m. Panelized Prefabricated Building Productionper Month or,

3,600 ea Modular Units (Accommodation Containers)per Month or,

1,900 tons production of Heavy Industrial Steel Buildingsper Month

Architectural and Engineering Design, Site Survey, BuildingSupply, HVAC Systems, Furnishing, Transportation,Assembling and Dismantling, Operation and MaintenanceInfrastructure Works And Utilities (Site Preparation, Groundand Foundation Works, Site Connection Ways &ParkingAreas, Site Electrical & Mechanical Installation Works,Water Treatment Systems, Fire Detection, Fighting &Controlling Systems, Generators, Waste Water and CleanWater Tanks, Landscaping, Security Fencing)

COUNTRY MANAGER/ QATAR:MEHMET SELCUK YUCESOY

Head Ofce:

Asag Ovecler Mah. 1325. Sok. No: 6,06460 Cankaya Ankara TurkeyPhone: +90 312 472 82 10 (Pbx)Mobile: +90 533 746 52 71/ +974 501 203 13 Fax :+90 312 472 82 18 19e-mail: [email protected]; [email protected]

DORCE PREFABRICATED BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY TRADEINCHOSPITALS & CLINICS, MILITARY CAMPS, REFUGEE CAMPS, WORKERSRESIDENTIAL CITIES, EMERGENCY ACCOMMODATION CAMPS, INDUSTRIALBUILDINGS, AIRCRAFT HANGARS, GYMNASIUMS & SPORTING HALLS,HOUSING AND RESIDENCE UNITS, HOTELS & HOLIDAY VILLAGES, SCHOOLS& STUDENTS DORMITORY BUILDINGS, POLICE STATIONS & GSM SHELTERS

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Rifat Isil - CEO,REC Qatar LLC Country Manager

Renaissances competitive advantage is based on its highengineering capability, extensive experience, high-qualityservices and outstanding solutions, which have made thecompany the preferred general contractor for many localand international investors.

The three main segments Renaissance operatesin are:

General Building; Heavy Industry; Infrastructure.

The segments are represented by divisions operating inRussia, Turkey, Austria, Turkmenistan, Belarus, Iraq, Qatar,Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Gabon, Switzerland, and in someother countries. With its largest markets, Russia, Turkey,Turkmenistan, and Iraq, Renaissance continues to diversifyits portfolio by expanding its activities into new countriesand segments and exploring new markets.

Since 1993 Renaissance has successfully completed over500 projects with a total built-up area of 15 million squaremeters. Renaissance aims to keep a well-balanced anddiversied order backlog, which is currently approximatelyseven billion dollars. Today Renaissance is one of thelargest employers providing jobs for over 35,000people in more than ten countries. The Commonwealth ofIndependent States, the Middle East and African countriesare our main regions of operation.Renaissance establishes strategic partnerships with

distinguished and well-known international companiesaround the world: A. PORR AG, the Sojitz Corporationof Tokyo, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., KawasakiHeavy Industries Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., MitsuiEngineering & Shipbuilding, Hitachi Plant Technologies, theSumitomo Corporation, Larsen & Toubro, Siemens MetalsTechnologies, ThyssenKrupp Uhde, Acbadem ProjectManagement, PSG International of the Czech Republic,etc.

Renaissance ranked 86th on the ENR Top 225 InternationalContractors list in 2006, 61st in 2007, 68th in 2008,85th in 2009, 75th in 2010, 69th in 2011, 81st in2012, 64th in 2013 and ranked 53rd in the 2014 ENRTop International Contractors list,.

In Qatar , Renaissance is acting with an operation divisionREC Qatar LLC and active since 2010.

REC Qatar LLCAl Hitmi Village, Global Business Center, Building No 7 -PO Box 30 928Tel : + 974 4402 3062Fax: + 974 4443 [email protected]

Company Representative :Rifat Isil - CEO,REC Qatar LLC Country Manager

RENAISSANCE CONSTRUCTION FOUNDED IN 1993 IN ST PETERSBURG,IS THE LEADING COMPANY OF RENAISSANCE HOLDING,. RENAISSANCE

SPECIALIZES IN DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF SHOPPING CENTERS,OFFICES, HOTELS, MULTIFUNCTIONAL COMPLEXES, HIGH-RISE BUILDINGS,HEAVY INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES (CEMENT PLANTS, AUTOMOTIVE ANDCONSTRUCTION MACHINERY PLANTS, CHEMICAL AND PETROCHEMICALPLANTS, FERTILIZER PLANTS, METALLURGICAL PLANTS ETC.), INFRASTRUCTURE(AIRPORTS, TUNNELS, MARINAS, ETC.), ENERGY FACILITIES,PHARMACEUTICAL PLANTS, FOOD AND BEVERAGE PROCESSING PLANTS,PUBLIC BUILDINGS, RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS, ETC.

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Makyol-GAP-Kalyon JV prole

Hasan UrganRegional Manager

Makyol Gap Kaylon (M-G-K) JV has beenestablished in Qatar in 2009, to participate inthe Tenders issued by the Local Authorities, with avision to grow and create more employment as aCompany that delivers service at world standards ofquality in international markets.

Main Line of Business:

Highways and roads,

Viaducts and Bridges,

Undergrounds and tunnels (highway and metro)

Airports,

Irrigation systems and hydraulic structures,

Ports and sea structures,

Industrial, Commercial and Residential constructionprojects.

Qatar Ofce :Makyol Gap Kalyon JV Corniche, Museum of Islamic Art IntersectionRegency Business Center, Unit : 1102P.O.Box 23726Doha, QatarPhone : +974 4432 4402Fax : +974 4432 3846e-mail : [email protected]@hotmail.com

MAKYOL CONSTRUCTION CO. INC., GAP CONSTRUCTION INC., ANDKALYON CONSTRUCTION INC. HAVE BEEN ESTABLISHED IN TURKEYIN 1966 ,1965 AND 1974 RESPECTIVELY. ALL THREE COMPANIES HAVESUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED A NUMBER OF MAJOR CONSTRUCTIONPROJECTS IN TURKEY AND ABROAD, NAMELY, ALBANIA, ALGERIA,AZERBAIJAN, IRAQ, MOROCCO, OMAN AND TURKMENISTAN. THEY HAVEALWAYS ESTABLISHED LONG-LASTING RELATIONSHIP WITH BOTH CLIENTSAND SUPPLIERS BASED ON PROFESSIONALISM AND MUTUAL TRUST.

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Yalcin EskikurtAuthorised Representative

Group in the elds of architectural design services,geotechnical and piling works, and mechanical andelectrical works.

MAPA and GUNAL has representative ofces inMiddle East, North Africa, Asia, and Europe. Beingthe Headquarters in Ankara/Turkey, worldwideofces present in Doha, Riyadh, Jeddah, Muscat,Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Algeria, Oran, Tripoli, Moscow,Ashgabat, Baku, Tbilisi, Warsaw, Tirana and Soa.

Qatar Ofce:Palm Tower B 2005, West Bay,PO Box 536, Doha, QatarTel: +974 4427 1122Fax: +974 4427 2211E-mail: [email protected]: www.mng.com.tr

Both rms provide construction servicesat highest standards in the followingconstruction elds:

Roads, motorways, and railways, including allkinds of infrastructure

High-rise buildings, hotels and resort villages

Shopping and commercial centers

Industrial plants Dams, hydroelectric power plants, and irrigation

systems

Reinforced concrete silos

Water reservoirs, water systems and transmissionpipeline

Waste and potable water treatment plants

MAPA and GUNAL benets the full supportof specialized contracting companies ofMNG

FOUNDED IN 1978, MAPA INSAAT VE TICARET AS BECAME THE FLAGSHIPCOMPANY OF MNG GROUP OF COMPANIES WITH REMARKABLECOMPLETED AND ON GOING PROJECTS IN 3 CONTINENTS AND 9COUNTRIES, ESPECIALLY SPECIALIZED IN ROAD AND INFRASTRUCTUREPROJECTS. GUNAL INSAAT TICARET VE SANAYI AS IS FOUNDED IN 1976AND SPECIALIZED IN MAJOR BUILDING AND SUPERSTRUCTURE PROJECTS.

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Muammer ARIKANQatar Representative

With its mega projects perspective, DogusConstruction and Trade Inc. is one of theleading companies of its sector. It undertakesinfrastructure and superstructure projects notonly in Turkey but also in the internationalmarket. Dogus Construction ranks among themost reputable construction companies sinceits establishment in 1950 by completing 170projects with a total value of more than USD12 billion up to this day

Today, total amount of the projects Dogus is involvedvalues at approximately USD 3,7 billion. Dogus also takespart in the execution of various rail mass transportationprojects in Turkey, Middle Ease Eastern Europe andRussia region either within joint ventures or consortiumsthat are established with the participation of international

companies.Various projects that are implemented by DogusConstruction since its establishment may be outlined as 20dams and hydroelectric power plants with a total capacityto produce 3000 MW electricity, 1235 km of roadconstruction, 2.000.000m2 of building construction, 35km of bridges, Viaducts and crossings, more than 116km ofmetro, tunnels as well as ports, marinas, irrigation projects,sewage systems, ofce buildings, shopping and leisurecenters, residential and industrial buildings.

Dogus aims to expand its eld of activities in theinternational market. Therefore, it continues to explorenew business opportunities in Sub Saharan Africa, EasternEurope, Russia, Ukraine as well as India, Vietnam and GulfCountries.

The preservation of the environment and natural resourcesis of critical importance to Dogus Construction. Inconsideration of the needs of next generations, DogusConstruction takes necessary and cautions actions not toendanger the existing ecological balance. All the activitiesimplemented by Dogus are voluntary with the mission ofconstructing a sustainable future and sustainable world.

Dogus Construction, within the context of transparency,equity, Liability and accountability, supports every workthat may contribute to economic and social development.Therefore, it is a member ofTEID (Ethics andReputation Society) , Also, by signingthe UnitedNations Global Compact on October 8,2012 thatis slowly based on volunteerism and than is compose

of 10 basic principal, Dogus Construction has provedhow sensitive it is towards the issues of human rights,labour, environment and corruption. Its purpose is toincrease employee motivation and loyalty, to realizerisk management more effectively and to raise sense ofresponsibility among its activities and projects.

As a result of the benchmark research byGreat Placeto Work Institute , Dogus Construction is qualied ason

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