MUSCAT : The agreement was signed by Eng. Salim Suleiman Al Dhuhli, CEO of Khazaen Economic City, and Dr. Mamdooh Aqeed, CEO of the company.
The unit, expected to be set on an approximate area of 10,000 square meters, is aimed at producing two billion vaccines a year.
The project seeks to boost the food security system through the production of veterinary vaccines for livestock envisaged to cover local demand and allow export to global markets.
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