September, 01 2016
Visit of Delegation from Daikin to discuss collaboration opportunities with RAK Research and Innovation Center
Mr. Michel Farah the Director of Corporate Environmental and Social Responsibility at Daikin Middle East and Africa has visited Rak Research and Innovation Center to discuss possible areas of collaboration in development projects.
Mr. Michel Farah the Director of Corporate Environmental and Social Responsibility at Daikin Middle East and Africa has visited Rak Research and Innovation Center to discuss possible areas of collaboration in development projects. One of the topics discussed was testing sustainable Air Conditioners products that supports inverter technology in order to help promoting for more environment friendly cooling technologies. The visit also contained a tour in RAKRIC SOLAB where different research facilities at the LAB was visited.
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