Fifty years in the region.
Built for its next fifty.

In the 1970s, our founder's father built a manpower business in Libya, supplying the skilled workforce behind the era's major construction programmes. The lesson of that business still defines ours: infrastructure is promised in capital plans, but it is delivered by people, mobilised at the right time, in the right place, compliant and ready to work.

Two generations later, INYA Solutions carries that heritage into the Gulf's most ambitious era. Our founder has spent more than twenty years delivering rail, energy and infrastructure programmes across the Middle East and internationally, including some of the region's landmark metro, high speed rail and energy projects.

We founded INYA because the region's delivery model has a structural gap. Capital is committed and contractors are appointed. Then programmes discover that the specialist talent they need does not exist in the local market, at the same moment their localisation obligations demand a national workforce strategy. INYA exists to close both gaps at once.

INYA is led personally by its founder, a rail and infrastructure professional with over twenty years of programme experience across the GCC and internationally, spanning project delivery, operations readiness and workforce mobilisation.

In the Middle East, that experience covers both the region's landmark transport programmes and workforce delivery across its major energy and industrial portfolio: LNG, gas-to-liquids, refining, petrochemicals, conventional power, renewables and the Arab world's first nuclear power station. As part of the senior leadership team on PMC assignments, our founder helped shape workforce strategy for major infrastructure, rail and energy programmes.

That matters to our clients for a simple reason: when we discuss your programme, we are not translating recruiter language into delivery language. We have sat on your side of the table, inside the schedules, interfaces and assurance regimes that make infrastructure programmes succeed or fail.