Nemetschek Arabia showcases ‘Connected Construction’ vision at Project Qatar 2026 Visitors at the event will experience how the group’s mission empowers architects, engineers, builders, and facility managers to design, build, and operate more efficiently, sustainably, and collaboratively. Doha, Qatar – 11 June 2026 – Nemetschek Arabia, part of the Nemetschek Group, one of the world’s leading software providers for the Architecture, Engineering, Construction and Operations (AEC/O) industry, is participating in Project Qatar 2026 as the event’s AEC/O Technology Sponsor, reaffirming its commitment to driving digital transformation and sustainable development across Qatar’s rapidly evolving built environment sector. Taking place from 9 to 11 June 2026 at the Doha Exhibition and Convention Center (DECC), Project Qatar 2026 brings together global construction leaders, innovators, and policymakers under the theme “Innovation & Sustainability: Qatar’s Path to 2030”. As part of its participation, Nemetschek Arabia is showcasing its ‘Connected Construction’ vision at Booth B03 in Hall 3 alongside its partner Medialogic, demonstrating how integrated digital workflows, data-driven collaboration, and intelligent technologies are reshaping the future of the construction industry. Through its portfolio of globally recognized brands and technologies, Nemetschek Arabia is highlighting how digital solutions across the entire building lifecycle can help organizations improve efficiency, collaboration, sustainability, and project delivery outcomes. From Building Information Modeling (BIM) and digital twins to AI-powered workflows and smart asset management, the company’s solutions are empowering developers, contractors, architects, engineers, and operators to build smarter and more sustainably. Qatar’s construction sector continues to witness strong momentum as the country advances major infrastructure and development initiatives aligned with Qatar National Vision 2030. According to Research And Markets, the country’s construction industry is expected to surpass $106.3 billion by 2030, supported by investments in renewable energy, hospitality, transportation, healthcare, and education projects. Meanwhile, Qatar’s 2026 national budget allocated approximately $17.3 billion towards