FIEC Statement: Middle East crisis puts Europe’s Construction Industry under pressure: We need urgent action
FIEC released a new statement outlining the growing impact of the Middle East crisis on Europe’s construction sector, with rising costs, increased volatility and reduced predictability for projects.
FIEC calls on EU institutions and Member States to act swiftly to safeguard competitiveness, secure access to critical inputs, and ensure more workable contractual frameworks to manage sudden shocks.
A stable and predictable framework remains essential to sustain investment and deliver on infrastructure, housing, and the green and digital transitions.
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23-04-2026_FIEC Statement_Middle East crisis.pdf
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