The United Arab Emirates announced Saturday that an “industry strategic agreement” was signed to cooperate in the studies and development of the coronavirus pandemic, adding a device, between the Emirati national investment company APEX and the Israeli organization Tera, the US STATE news firm. Emirates. WAM reported.
“We are very pleased with this cooperation with TeraGroup, which is the first company to open advertising, economic and effective partnerships between the Emirati and Israeli advertising sectors, to gain the advantages of humanity through the strengthening of studies and studies on the new coronavirus (COVID- 19), said Khalifa Yousef Khouri, president of APEX National Investment.
Oren Sadiv, President and CEO of TeraGroup said: “We are extremely pleased with our agreement with APEX National Investment and hope that we will meet the objectives set out in this agreement, which in turn will gain economic advantages for all, especially in those exceptional cases with the spread of the new coronavirus (COVID-19) worldwide.”
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The agreement between the two corporations aims to conduct coronavirus studies and studies (COVID-19), as well as to extend a coronavirus test device to help speed up the testing process, facilitate it and provide maximum accuracy and broadband to all in accordance with more productive foreign practices.
The signing of the agreement took place at the headquarters of Al Qudra Holding in the emirate of Abu Dhabi and brought together representatives of the Emirati and Israeli media, according to one issued through WAM.
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On 25 June, the United Arab Emirates announced that two Emirati personal corporations would collaborate with two Israeli corporations on a COVID-19 initiative.