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MEED announces national winners of 2026 project awards

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Sep 21, 2026


The 73 national winners span 17 categories and nine Mena markets, with projects across the region now advancing to the Mena finals in Dubai in November

Now in its 16th edition, MEED has revealed the national winners of the MEED Projects Awards 2026 in Association with Mashreq, one of the most credible and closely watched project recognition programmes in the region.

The 73 project winners span 17 categories and represent projects delivered by contractors, consultants, developers and project owners across Bahrain, Egypt, Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the UAE.

These national winners will now advance to the Mena finals, where a single winner from each category will be crowned at a gala event on 10 November at the Joharah Ballroom, Madinat Jumeirah, Dubai.

What the winners represent

“This year’s National Winners show a projects market that has moved beyond ambition into execution. Across the region, we are seeing owners and delivery partners tackle greater complexity with more discipline, whether that is integrated delivery models, faster adoption of digital tools, or a sharper focus on sustainability outcomes. These 73 projects are a snapshot of a market maturing in real time,” said Ed James, head of content and research at MEED.

Arun Mathur, executive vice-president and global head of contracting finance at Mashreq, said the National Winners showcase the scale, ambition and excellence driving project delivery across the region, and that the company is proud to recognise their achievements as headline sponsor of the MEED Projects Awards.

He added that Mashreq remains committed to supporting the infrastructure and construction sectors across Mena, enabling projects that create lasting value and contribute to sustainable growth. He congratulated all of this year’s National Winners and wished the finalists every success ahead of the announcement of the Mena winners in November.

From landmark cultural institutions to critical infrastructure and energy projects, this year’s national winners reflect the breadth and pace of development across the Mena region, spanning building, culture, development, education, energy, healthcare, hospitality, industrial, leisure, power, refit and redevelopment, roads, small-scale, transport and water projects.

The National Winners can also be viewed on the awards website here


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