Three RI companies to set up posphate acid factory in Morocco

by uusjio | November 30, 2007 at 04:56 am
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"It`s a better way to meet our need for phosphate acid than having to import the finished product while Morocco also needs ammonia," Alwi said.
Alwi who met the president to report the results of his work during the past few months and his work plans for the near future, said he was also exploring the possibility of forging the same kind of investment cooperation with Egypt.
In Saudi Arabia and Qatar there were many investment opportunities for Indonesian construction companies, he said.
Citing examples, Alwi said construction company Waskita Karya had been offered to invest in a project worth US$1.5 million in Saudi Arabia. The project would include development of a housing complex and apartments in University City.
Another Indonesian construction company, Adhi Karya, had won a contract to build apartment towers in Qatar, Alwi said.
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