INEOS Appoints Tarek Hrizi as Middle East & Africa Sales Agent

Key highlights
  • Tarek Hrizi supports BICHLOR™ membrane electrolyser sales in the Middle East & Africa.
  • He enhances customer relations and supports growth strategy.
  • Hrizi is experienced in chlor-alkali, process engineering, and business development.
  • He founded ACT Engineering Consulting, focusing on QHSE and African market growth.

Role and Responsibilities

Tarek Hrizi has been appointed to support the sales and marketing of INEOS' BICHLOR™ membrane electrolyser technology across the Middle East and Africa. His role includes acting as an additional point of contact for customers, thereby strengthening relationships and supporting the company's growth strategy.

Expertise and Experience

Hrizi is a seasoned expert in the chlor-alkali industry, with extensive experience in process engineering, project management, and business development. He has led significant projects in chlorine-caustic and hydrogen production, trigeneration, and water treatment.

Consulting and Leadership

As the founder of ACT Engineering Consulting, Hrizi provides feasibility studies, industrial support, and strategic leadership. His focus areas include QHSE, process optimization, and growth in the African market.

Source: INEOS

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