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MacArtney Office Bahrain

  17/04/2008
The MacArtney Group is expanding its worldwide representation with the opening of their new office in Manama, Bahrain. The office will be in the professional hands of Mr. Carsten E. Blankholm.
 

Mr. Blankholm is 44 years old and has been an officer in the Royal Danish army, finishing with rank of major. He has also studied chemistry for 3 years at the Techni­cal University of Denmark. Prior to living in Bahrain Mr. Blankholm and his wife spent 3 years in Oman, where he was Section Head for Quality and Supervisor for Nawras.

 

 





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