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Iraq Cap ‐ Pre‐Inspection, Testing and Issuing Coc Programme ISSUED: 08.08.2021 EXH B ‐ INTERTEK OFFICE CONTACT DETAILS IRAQ CAP ‐ PRE‐INSPECTION, TESTING AND ISSUING COC PROGRAMME INTERTEK OFFICE ZONES OF RESPONSIBILITY BANGLADESH Intertek Bangladesh Ltd. Bangladesh Intertek House Phoenix Tower 3rd Floor 407, Tejgoan Industrial Area Dhaka – 1208 Bangladesh [email protected] +88 096 6677 6669 +88 029 1300 60 Manager: M. Azadul Islam +88 0171 301 3315 BRAZIL Intertek do Brasil Inspeções Ltda Argentina Paraguay Alameda Mamoré, 503, Bolivia Peru Edifício Icon ‐ 8º andar CEP 06454‐040 ‐ Brazil Uruguay Alphaville ‐ Barueri, Chile SP Brazil [email protected] +55 11 4632 1368 Manager: Danielle Cordeiro +55 11 96 400 2146 Contacts: Rita Muñiz Erika Castilho HONG KONG SAR, CHINA Intertek Testing Services Hong Kong Ltd. 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GZ GDD China Mainland E601, No.7‐2 Caipin Road, Guangzhou Science City, GETDD Guangzhou China 510663 [email protected] +86 20 8213 9122 +86 20 3220 6081 Managers: Owen Ye Eric Han +86 181 2238 2221/+86 137 6086 3332 Contact: Star Jiang +86 181 7883 0730 CHINA XIAMEN (SATELLITE OFFICE) Intertek Government & Trade Services Room 2B/2C/2D, Xingtel Building, Chuangxin Road Torch Industrial District, Xiamen, Fujian China 361006 +86 592 8063 339 [email protected] Manager: Owen Ye Contact: Hill Huang +86 180 5064 9958 CHINA NINGBO Intertek Government & Trade Services China Mainland 5th Floor East No.6 Building Lingyun Industry Park, No.1177 Lingyun Rd., Ningbo National Hi‐Tech Zone, Ningbo, 315000 China [email protected] +86 574 8818 3658 +86 574 8818 3657 Manager: Owen Ye Contact: Brian Guo +861 88 6867 8262 CHINA QINGDAO Intertek Government & Trade Services China Mainland Building 11, No.177 Zhuzhou Road, Laoshan District, Qingdao, China 266101 [email protected] +865 32 8099 3267 +86 532 8099 3737 Manager: Owen Ye Contact: Sarah Duan +86 189 5426 9191 GTS‐PM‐IRQ‐EIG‐ICD‐09 GOVERNMENT AND TRADE SERVICES Page 2 of 10 EXH B ‐ INTERTEK OFFICE CONTACT DETAILS IRAQ CAP ‐ PRE‐INSPECTION, TESTING AND ISSUING COC PROGRAMME ISSUED: 08.08.2021 INTERTEK OFFICE ZONES OF RESPONSIBILITY CHINA SHANGHAI Intertek Testing Services Ltd. Shanghai China Mainland 4th Floor, Buildings 15 & 16, 1988 Chang Zhong Rd., Shanghai, China 200435 [email protected] +86 21 5339 7766 +86 21 5339 7785 +86 136 6159 9370 Manager: Owen Ye Contacts: Kathleen Zhang +86 186 1689 7156 Stefanie Duan +86 136 6159 9370 CHINA DALIAN (SATELLITE OFFICE) Intertek Government & Trade Services Room 1605‐1608, Haigang Building, No.12 Changjiang Road, Zhongshan District, Dalian, Liaoning China 116001 +86 411 8262 5283 [email protected] Manager: Owen Ye Contact: Aries Wang +86 138 4085 1122 CHINA YIWU (SATELLITE OFFICE) Intertek Government & Trade Services 6 Building 1 layer, Bin'an Road 1180 Huaye Hi‐Tech Industry Park, Binjiang District, Hangzhou, China [email protected] Manager: Owen Ye Contact: Richard Wang +86 180 0689 7909 EGYPT Intertek Egypt for Testing Services Egypt 2nd Fl, Block 13001, Piece 15, Street 13, First Industrial Zone, Next to Abou Ghali Motors El Obour City, Post Code 18111 Cairo, Egypt [email protected] +20 02 448 128 44 to 46 Hossam Yassin +20 0 100 809 8659 Khaled Mahmoud +20 0 102 747 8917 GTS‐PM‐IRQ‐EIG‐ICD‐09 GOVERNMENT AND TRADE SERVICES Page 3 of 10 EXH B ‐ INTERTEK OFFICE CONTACT DETAILS IRAQ CAP ‐ PRE‐INSPECTION, TESTING AND ISSUING COC PROGRAMME ISSUED: 08.08.2021 INTERTEK OFFICE ZONES OF RESPONSIBILITY FRANCE Intertek France Algeria Luxembourg ZAC Ecoparc 2 Belgium Monaco 27400 Heudebouville France Morocco France French Southern and Antarctic Lands [email protected] +33 2 3263 3165 Manager: Tracy Bezuidenhout Contacts: Eva Delsaux Laetitia Vagner Natacha Le Bonniec GERMANY Intertek Caleb Brett Germany GmbH Austria Georgswerder Bogen 3 Germany D‐21109 Hamburg, Liechtenstein Germany [email protected] +49 40 558 225 000 Manager: Irina Baerenwald +49 160 907 2 4641 INDIA Intertek India Private Ltd. 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