burj khalifa cost
Total cost of construction: $1.5 billion
At 2,717 feet high, the Burj Khalifa is not only the world's tallest building, but is a full 1,046 feet higher than the world's previous record-holder, Taipei 101 in Taiwan.
Your telling me the damage is worth more than the tallest building in the world ??
Local Officials over Estimating the damage that could cost them public support in the future
Somaliland: $23m Donated to Rebuild Collapsed Waheem Market
A total sum of $23 million has been raised so far for the rebuilding of Waheem market in Somaliland which was guttered by fire in early April, the president announced in his final state of the nation address in his ending term of office.
The fire destroyed properties worth up to $2 billion, according to local officials in the autonomous region of Somalia.
The Somali region of Somaliland subsequently launched an international appeal to urgently deliver humanitarian and livelihood support.
“The committee has thus far received donations from Djibouti, Taiwan, Somalia and the World Bank.” President Muse Bihi said.
Whiles the country continues to gather support from external sources, four provision markets have already been set up.
Total cost of construction: $1.5 billion
At 2,717 feet high, the Burj Khalifa is not only the world's tallest building, but is a full 1,046 feet higher than the world's previous record-holder, Taipei 101 in Taiwan.
Your telling me the damage is worth more than the tallest building in the world ??
Local Officials over Estimating the damage that could cost them public support in the future
Somaliland: $23m Donated to Rebuild Collapsed Waheem Market
A total sum of $23 million has been raised so far for the rebuilding of Waheem market in Somaliland which was guttered by fire in early April, the president announced in his final state of the nation address in his ending term of office.
The fire destroyed properties worth up to $2 billion, according to local officials in the autonomous region of Somalia.
The Somali region of Somaliland subsequently launched an international appeal to urgently deliver humanitarian and livelihood support.
“The committee has thus far received donations from Djibouti, Taiwan, Somalia and the World Bank.” President Muse Bihi said.
Whiles the country continues to gather support from external sources, four provision markets have already been set up.
