Algeria’s SNRV and BK Investment sign steel waste recycling deal
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Echorouk
The National Enterprise for Recovery and Valorisation (SNRV) and Slovak company BK Investment have signed a protocol to process and recycle waste from the iron and steel industry. The project is intended to promote the recovery of recyclable materials and the circular economy, according to a statement from the National Iron and Steel Industry Holding Company.
The National Enterprise for Recovery and Valorisation (SNRV), an Algerian company specialising in waste recovery, and BK Investment, a Slovak company, signed a protocol on Monday to process and recover waste from the iron and steel industry. The agreement notably aims to recover recyclable materials, according to a statement from Algeria’s National Iron and Steel Industry Holding Company.
The protocol was signed at the holding company’s headquarters by SNRV Director-General Abdelhak Bezahi and BK Investment Director-General Khalil Belmechri, reports Echorouk.
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