On the eight of 1968, Pan Arab Consulting Engineers (PACE) was established. Its first project was the Al-Andalus Complex, which set many architectural precedents for Kuwait. The list of major projects include, but is not limited to, the Joint Banking Center, the headquaters of Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development, an extension of the Central Bank of Kuwait, the Arab Organisation Building, the Amiri Diwan, the Grand Hall of Bayan Palace, Social Securities Building, Al Khalejia, Holiday Inn, Al Ahli Bank Head quarters, Sahab Tower, the Sixth Ring Motorway, Al-Ghazali Expressway, and major roads in developing countries.
PACE has a history of cooperating with many International European and American Firms when undertaking engineering design projects. PACE's expertise has been put to use in Bahrain, Yemen and Sudan, as well as Rwanda, Zimbabwe, and the far reaches of Asia into China and Indonesia. This trend continues to expand steadily into the newly independent Islamic Republics in the CIS, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Lebanon, Eygpt and Morocco.
Such success has recently culminated in PACE's certification
as an ISO 9001 organization due to its quality of design.
