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Paul Hirst

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Reporter for @TimesSport, covering Manchester City and Manchester United. Previously Chief Football Writer at PA. Views mine.
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Structuring sustainable funding for Saudi Arabia’s mega infrastructure projects: Pathways to long-term success

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By Paul Hirst Verified, Elias AL Helou Verified
| Economy Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia stands at a pivotal moment in its economic transformation. The Kingdom’s Vision 2030 is driving an unprecedented wave of groundbreaking infrastructure projects (from futuristic schemes like Qiddiya, to expansive transport networks and renewable energy hubs). Delivering these ambitions requires not only technical expertise and visionary planning, but also robust, sustainable funding frameworks that can withstand the test of time and market volatility.
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Transforming Ireland's Infrastructure - National Development Plan Review 2025

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By Jack Kennedy, Gavin Blake, Paul Hirst Verified, Stephanie Townley
| Mondaq
Few will have missed the flurry of media coverage, articles and LinkedIn posts last week in respect of the National Development Plan Review 2025 (NDP Review). The proposed €270+ billion investment to tackle Ireland's infrastructure deficit is very welcome news, however elements of the NDP Review raise questions around the State's ability to overcome significant barriers that may impede delivery.
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Transforming Ireland’s Infrastructure - National Development Plan Review 2025

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By Jack Kennedy, Gavin Blake, Paul Hirst Verified, Stephanie Townley, Phelim McGeady, Eoin Himpers- McLoughlin
| Lexology Verified
Few will have missed the flurry of media coverage, articles and LinkedIn posts last week in respect of the National Development Plan Review 2025 (NDP Review). The proposed €270+ billion investment to tackle Ireland’s infrastructure deficit is very welcome news, however elements of the NDP Review raise questions around the State’s ability to overcome significant barriers that may impede delivery.
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