MMRA explores cooperation with Chinese firm ZPEC
Officials from the Man-Made River Authority (MMRA) have held talks with representatives from the Chinese company ZPEC to explore future cooperation in the drilling and maintenance of water wells.
The meeting, held on Sunday at the Authority's headquarters in the Al-Hawari district of Benghazi, was chaired by board member Fawzi Al-Sharif.
According to a statement on the Authority's official Facebook page, ZPEC's commercial director gave a presentation showcasing the company's expertise and capabilities in water infrastructure.
Discussions centred on potential areas of partnership that could support the shared interests of both parties and improve water well operations across the country.
ZPEC is one of the world's leading companies specialising in drilling equipment and the construction of oil and water wells. Tags: MMRA
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MMRA explores cooperation with Chinese firm ZPEC
Officials from the Man-Made River Authority (MMRA) have held talks with representatives from the Chinese company ZPEC to explore future cooperation in the drilling and maintenance of water wells. The meeting, held on Sunday at the Authority's headquarters in the Al-Hawari district of Benghazi, was chaired by board member Fawzi Al-Sharif. According to a statement on the Authority's official Facebook page, ZPEC's commercial director gave a presentation showcasing the company's expertise and capabilities in water infrastructure. Discussions centred on potential areas of partnership that could support the shared interests of both parties and improve water well operations across the country. ZPEC is one of the world's leading companies specialising in drilling equipment and the construction of oil and water wells. Tags: MMRA
