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RIL Wins Global Award for Best Success Story in Japan

Mumbai : India | 23 days ago  
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Reliance Industries Limited (RIL), Hajira's, manufacturing division has won the Global Award for best success story at Association of Overseas Technical Scholarship (AOTS) convention.

RIL's success story titled Growing seeds of excellence together with AOTS' under the category - technology transfer was presented at the convention held at United Nations University in Tokyo, Japan, as a part of AOTS's 50th anniversary.

During the convention, 10 best success stories were selected from 198 that were submitted from 26 countries from the fields of technology transfer, cultural exchanges and social contribution. The manufacturing division of RIL was adjudged one of the 10 best practising units, according to a company release.

Source: Times of India

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