in Iran:
FL Smidth Holds International Comprehensive Course of Cement Production and Productivity
FL Smidth Co. A/S is holding international comprehensive course of cement production and productivity in Iran.
According to the press release of public relations of IMIDRO this course is the first scientific action in cement industry during the post sanctions period and started yesterday at Conference hall of IMIDRO.Ehdas Sanat , which is one of the subsidiary companies of IMIDRO and expert of construction of cement plants, designed and IMIDRO supported this course.
Mr.Claus Ole Nielsen and Mr.Kare Kvis Gaard Gram are teachers of this course. They will present 10 general topics in cement industry during 6 days.
FL Smidth Co.A/S is a global engineering company based in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Since 1882, FL Smidth has been the leading supplier of equipment, services and expertise for the cement and mining industries.
source: imidro
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