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A new line of eco-friendly green building products from Taiwan is set to be unveiled in Qatar.
A special product launch, to be held as part of Project Qatar at the Doha Exhibition and Convention Centre on May 10, will introduce Qatar to Taiwan’s most advanced eco-friendly materials and expertise.
This will be followed by a special one-on-one business match-up session.
Project Qatar takes place in Doha from May 9 to 12. During this period, the Taiwan Green Product will also present its “Demo House”, featuring a wide array of room and insulating materials that will help protect commercial and residential buildings from Qatar’s heat while preserving the environment.
In all, 15 of Taiwan’s leading eco-friendly materials manufacturers will take part in the event, including five with new product debuts.
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