UTAR-REHAU Polymer inks MoU


Working together: (from left) REHAU engineer Christian Knevelkamp and Railway Solutions (Commercial) director Andy Waechter, Chong, Prof Goi, Chua and REHAU director of industry Dr Ralf Dingeldein.

A THREE-YEAR plan to make the Centre for Railway Infrastructure and Engineering (CRIE) at Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR) a gateway for German technology to enter the Asian market is underway.

The plan, prepared by CRIE chairperson Assoc Prof Dr Chua Kein Huat and REHAU Polymer Railway Solution (Asia Pacific Region) director Andrew Chong, will focus on South-East Asia and German markets in the first two years.

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