terraplasma Treffen mit Delegation der VAE

Business delegation from the UAE visits Terraplasma

Cold atmospheric plasma is a promising technology for inactivating germs and bacteria. The possible uses of cold plasma and its implementation in various areas of life led a delegation from the UAE to terraplasma GmbH and terraplasma medical GmbH in Munich.

H.E. Mariam Al Mheiri, Minister of Agriculture of the UAE, H.E. Hafsa al Ulama, Ambassador in Berlin and two other members of the delegation were informed about and demonstrated the possible application of cold atmospheric plasma by Dr. Julia Zimmermann (CEO terraplasma GmbH) and Jens Kirsch (CEO terraplasma medical GmbH).

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The cold plasma technology that is already been established in Europe, for instance, in the use of wound care, the representatives were particularly interested in the use of cold atmospheric plasma for water purification in agriculture, the decontamination of fruit and vegetables as well as the application in the health sector. “We were very pleased about the great interest and we positively look forward to a long-term cooperation with the UAE Ministry of Agriculture,” says CEO Dr Julia Zimmermann. A detailed and in-depth visit with further representatives is planned for the near future.
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