RCSI Bahrain Launches its New Solar Farm Project

RCSI Bahrain Launches its New Solar Farm Project

The Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland – Medical University of Bahrain (RCSI Bahrain) hosted a ceremony at its Busaiteen campus to celebrate the milestone of the launch of its Solar Farm project; making it one of the first universities in Bahrain to utilise solar power. The ceremony was attended by Her Excellency Dr Shaikha Rana bint Isa bin Duaij Al Khalifa – Secretary General of the Higher Education Council and Deputy Chairperson of the Higher Education Council Board of Trustees; His Excellency Brigadier Abdullah bin Khalifa Al Jeeran, Muharraq Deputy Governor and Deputy Head of the Coordinating Committee for Healthy Cities; Ms Nada Al-Murbati, Coordinator of Healthy Cities programme at the Muharraq Governorate; Dr Tasnim Atatrah, World Health Organization (WHO) Representative and Head of Bahrain Office; Ms Nadia Al Aali, WHO Bahrain Office Specialist Communications Officer; Mr Mohammed Farouk Almoayyed, Chairman of Almoayyed International Group and Mr S.D. Raju, General Manager of Almoayyed International Group. Senior representatives of RCSI in Dublin, Professor Laura Viani, President of RCSI, Professor Cathal Kelly, RCSI Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive Officer/Registrar and Professor Hannah McGee, RCSI Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs, also attended the launch ceremony along with executive members of RCSI Bahrain. Her