CR Seminars

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About Our Seminars

Construction Review is the leading magazine for the building and construction industry in Africa, and now the Middle East, with a special focus on Dubai. The CR Brand is not only renown for incisive and cutting edge information and provision of marketing solutions for the construction industry, but for organising seminars for the industry as well. Our seminars are practical and solution-oriented to address issues of interest to the industry, in addition to providing a networking forum for business contact.

The seminars are conducted by internationally renowned speakers and practising professionals in the host countries. Our most recent seminar was held in Nairobi, Kenya  and focused on Construction Claims and Disputes Resolution. This year, our series of seminars will be conducted across Africa as per the calendar below:

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CR Seminars for 2010

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Construction Claims & Dispute Resolution Seminars

Dispute resolution may be a costly and time-consuming exercise, and the construction industry is frequently plagued by long drawn disputes and settlement processes. It is essential to be equipped with the relevant knowledge in order to minimize the negative impact of disputes. Construction Review’s Construction Claims and Dispute Resolution Seminar focuses on equipping participants with an understanding important issues around claims and disputes.

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Upcoming seminars

Seminars 2010

CONSTRUCTION REVIEW magazine presents a full-day seminar on

CONSTRUCTION CLAIMS AND DISPUTE RESOLUTION (Rwanda)

More information on this will be posted soon.

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Last Seminars

The most recent seminar was held early this year in Kampala Uganda. The well attended event attracted the key decision makers in the industry who went away better equipped to handle construction contract disputes. The seminar was presented by Mr Ferreira from South Africa.

 

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