February, 26 2016
RAK Precast Visit
RAKRIC welcomed Mr. Hassan El Maoued and Mr. Firas Abdullah from RAK Precast FZC which is one of the largest producers of architectural, structural precast concrete and pre-stressed hollow core slabs in the Gulf Region.
RAKRIC welcomed Mr. Hassan El Maoued and Mr. Firas Abdullah from RAK Precast FZC which is one of the largest producers of architectural, structural precast concrete and pre-stressed hollow core slabs in the Gulf Region. After a brief technical tour of the Solab facilities and discussion, visitors expressed interest to collaborate in developing advanced facility for testing large precast slabs and evaluation of their green building concepts. Also they are very keen to organize seminars/workshops for bringing awareness on precast techniques along with provision of internship opportunities for graduate students.
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