GEO Pomona Waste Management, a Zimbabwean company, is teaming up with a Belgian firm called Ecosteryl. The goal is to get better at handling medical waste. The meeting involved GEO Pomona's big boss, Dilesh Nguwaya, and Ecosteryl's president, Olivier Dufrasne. Zimbabwe's deputy ambassador to Belgium, Angelica Katuruza, was also there.
Dufrasne said his company would send a team to Zimbabwe soon to share its specialized knowledge. He called GEO Pomona the top waste treatment company in Zimbabwe and expressed optimism about the partnership's future. Nguwaya stated that this planned medical waste treatment plant would boost their overall capabilities. He emphasized the machine's international recognition as a modern piece of tech necessary for a safer environment in Zimbabwe.
Ecosteryl, a machine maker with over seventy years of history, focuses on stopping the health and environmental issues caused by medical waste globally. Their equipment represents the latest advancements in that field. The partnership is framed as a direct benefit for the Zimbabwean government and its citizens, aiming for professional treatment of this dangerous waste.
Dufrasne said his company would send a team to Zimbabwe soon to share its specialized knowledge. He called GEO Pomona the top waste treatment company in Zimbabwe and expressed optimism about the partnership's future. Nguwaya stated that this planned medical waste treatment plant would boost their overall capabilities. He emphasized the machine's international recognition as a modern piece of tech necessary for a safer environment in Zimbabwe.
Ecosteryl, a machine maker with over seventy years of history, focuses on stopping the health and environmental issues caused by medical waste globally. Their equipment represents the latest advancements in that field. The partnership is framed as a direct benefit for the Zimbabwean government and its citizens, aiming for professional treatment of this dangerous waste.
