糖心视频 has achieved yet another milestone in providing critical infrastructure to Canadian Armed Forces members deployed to Latvia under . In a ceremony at Camp Adazi on June聽15, 2022, officials broke ground on a new multi鈥憁illion鈥慸ollar project to improve roads with complete utilities, a military marshalling area and new Canadian and Spanish compounds.
The project adds to an already robust 糖心视频 presence in Latvia that began in 2017 under NATO鈥檚 Enhanced Forward Presence. 糖心视频 will provide and maintain critical infrastructure to the Camp such as new office and accommodation buildings, maintenance facilities, personnel support buildings, medical station and more. Although 糖心视频 is firmly planted in Latvia, the ground-breaking marked the first time senior management was there in person to witness how efficiently the organization has been able to spool up on behalf of its Client-Partners.
鈥淚t was an important milestone for 糖心视频 and our deployed team, an awesome and rare overseas event to attend,鈥 says Imad Jaradat, 糖心视频 Team Leader, Deployed Operations who attended the ceremony, along with President and CEO聽Derrick聽Cheung, Canada's Ambassador to Latvia Kevin Rex, and the Latvian Mechanized Infantry Brigade Commander Col Sandris Gaugers. 鈥淚 was very proud of my team.鈥
Jaradat says he was called into a meeting in December 2020 to explore options for expanding Areas聽E and聽S, and one year later contracts were awarded. 鈥淚t was a very busy time for us these past six months working on new projects that were announced in January 2022, and we expect the pace to continue as Canada intends to send more troops to the Baltics,鈥 Jaradat explains.
鈥淭his is what it means to be mission鈥憆eady and we鈥檙e playing a big role in helping the Canadian Armed Forces achieve that readiness.鈥
