Representatives from CRP Henri Tudor’s Resource Centre for Environmental Technologies (CRTE) visited the Tunis International Center for Environmental Technologies (CITET) in Tunisia last week from July 2 to July 4, 2012, to mark the beginning of a new knowledge transfer project, financed by Luxembourg’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, between the two centres.

R&D Engineers Alexandre Bertrand and Caroline Fedrigo joined Paul Schosseler, Director of CRTE, on the mission to CITET, where they spoke with members of different departments to learn about the centre’s needs in preparation for a knowledge transfer project in the fields of eco-design and rational use of water and energy.  

In anticipation of a Framework Convention that will be signed between CITET & CRP Henri Tudor in the coming months, the group also met with Stefano Corrado, a member of the EU delegation in Tunisia, and Jamel Guemara, the Honorary Consul of Luxembourg in Tunis.