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Al Dahra, CLAAS sign deal

The head of both the companies signed the agreement. (WAM)
By TRENDS Desk
August 11, 2022 10:28 pm
  • Al Dahra Holding Company and the German company "CLAAS" signed an MoU for the cooperation.
  • The MoU oversees the purchase of new machines, and maintain appropriate level of after-sales service.

Al Dahra Holding Company will partner with the German company “CLAAS” for cooperation in the agricultural field.

The two signed a deal regarding the same, which aims to establish a global relationship model between the two firms in areas of mutual interest.

It also oversees the purchase of new machines, maintain proper level of after-sales service and use of digital channels to enhance the purchase of spare parts.

Cooperation in innovation and new products, and simplifying the communication protocol across various specialists is also a part of the deal.

The deal was signed in Abu Dhabi by Gianluca Fabbri, Acting CEO of Al Dahra, and Christian Radons, head of the Business Unit Sales and Service, CLAAS.

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