Bahra Cables Company has signed two Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) agreements with French companies AREVA and EDF ahead of the roll out of the Saudi Arabian nuclear energy King Abdullah City for Atomic and Renewable Energy (KA-CARE) project
The MoUs were signed by Talal Idriss, CEO of Bahra Cables; Pierre Blayau, President of the Surveillance Board of AREVA; and Henri Proglio, chairman and CEO of EDF.
"Bahra Cables is thrilled and proud to sign these MoUs with AREVA and EDF, both French firms, which are the largest international companies specialised in designing and construction of nuclear power plants," Idriss said.
Idriss confirmed that Bahra Cables' products meet all international standards, as they have done since the company's inception.
Bahra Cables produces a host of high-, medium- and low-voltage cables that are fire resistant and do not release smoke or toxic gases to prevent electric circuit shortages.
The company received a number of accreditation certificates for the manufacture of power cables, including KEMA, IPH, SASO, LPCB, CSA and BASEC.
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