Siemens and Petrojet Strike a Strategic Partnership to Drive Technological Advancements in the Middle East
Siemens, a global leader in digital industries, and Petrojet, one of the Middle East's largest construction groups, have formed a
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Siemens, a global leader in digital industries, and Petrojet, one of the Middle East's largest construction groups, have formed a
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