How ADNOC drew a Korean investor to the Middle East
A Global Infrastructure Partners-led consortium’s $10.1 billion purchase of a 49 percent stake in 38 gas pipelines in the UAE easily stands as 2020’s largest infrastructure deal to date.
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A Global Infrastructure Partners-led consortium’s $10.1 billion purchase of a 49 percent stake in 38 gas pipelines in the UAE easily stands as 2020’s largest infrastructure deal to date.
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