Sorror Wins Elevator Project Contract for Basra Gate “Al-Narjis Towers” ComplexSorror has announced that it has won the contract to supply and implement elevator systems for the Basra Gate “Al-Narjis Towers” Complex, one of the largest residential developments in Basra Governorate. This achievement reflects the company’s ongoing expansion in multi-building projects and its strengthened presence in the residential infrastructure sector.The project includes the installation of 72 elevators across 36 buildings, with each elevator serving 7 floors. The elevator systems have been designed to deliver reliable performance and high operational efficiency, meeting the intensive daily usage needs of residents and administrative personnel. This project demonstrates Sorror’s commitment to providing innovative and advanced elevator solutions, incorporating the latest technologies to ensure convenience, comfort, and smooth mobility for all building occupants.The elevators will be equipped with motors from ZIEHL-ABEGG, Germany, globally recognized for their superior quality and dependable performance. This guarantees an integrated system combining reliability, energy efficiency, and optimal operational standards.Winning this contract underscores the confidence of investors and real estate developers in Sorror’s expertise and capability to execute large-scale projects in accordance with the highest safety and quality standards. It also reinforces the company’s position as a key partner in advancing the infrastructure of major residential complexes in Iraq.Sorror remains committed to providing periodic maintenance and technical support for all its projects, ensuring uninterrupted operation and maintaining optimal elevator performance over the long term, reflecting the company’s dedication to professionalism and quality in all its operations.

Sorror Highlights the Success of Its Project at Almaaqal University in BasraToday, Sorror highlights one of its previous projects in the education sector, which involved the installation of 16 elevators at Almaaqal University in Basra Governorate. The project was successfully completed and entered into service approximately two years ago.The project reflects the company’s expertise in delivering integrated, high-quality elevator solutions for educational institutions. The elevators were designed and installed in accordance with high reliability standards, ensuring smooth and safe movement for students, academic staff, and administrative personnel within the university buildings.Sorror confirms that highlighting this project comes as part of its efforts to showcase its previous experience and demonstrate its capability in executing high-quality elevator projects for educational institutions, reinforcing its reliability and operational efficiency within the local infrastructure sector.The company continues to provide periodic maintenance services for all its projects, ensuring uninterrupted operation and maintaining optimal performance standards over the long term.

Visit of Sorror Company’s Director to ZIEHL-ABEGG German Factory to Strengthen Collaboration in Elevator Motor TechnologiesAs part of its efforts to enhance international partnerships and develop services in the elevator sector, the Director of Sorror Company paid an official visit to the German factory of ZIEHL-ABEGG, one of the world’s leading companies in the manufacture of highly reliable elevator motors.During the visit, the Director of Sorror Company reviewed the latest production lines and advanced manufacturing technologies employed by ZIEHL-ABEGG in developing highly reliable elevator motors, in addition to examining the latest innovations aimed at reducing energy consumption and improving motor performance. The visit also included a tour of the research and development departments, where the latest technologies in smart motors and control systems were showcased.The two parties discussed opportunities to strengthen technical collaboration and expand the partnership between the two companies, contributing to supporting Sorror Company’s projects and supplying the local market with advanced elevator motors that meet the highest standards of quality and safety.This visit comes within the framework of Sorror Company’s vision to develop partnerships with leading global companies and adopt the latest technologies to enhance project quality and solidify its presence in the elevator market.

Triangular Collaboration to Enhance Cooling Technologies in the Oil SectorAs part of its efforts to develop innovative cooling solutions, Sorror Company, in cooperation with LG and Khoshnaw Company, participated in a joint workshop held at Dhi Qar Oil Company, aimed at strengthening technical collaboration and enhancing cooling capabilities in the oil sector.The workshop, attended by a number of experts and engineers, featured presentations of the latest advanced cooling technologies offered by LG, in addition to discussions on operational challenges in oilfield environments and ways to improve the efficiency of thermal systems. The event also included dialogue sessions focused on unifying efforts among the three companies to develop integrated solutions that meet the needs of the sector.Representatives of Sorror Company affirmed during the workshop the company’s commitment to strengthening its strategic partnerships and adopting the latest technologies to support oil projects, emphasizing that this three-way collaboration will contribute to raising the reliability and efficiency of the cooling systems in use.This collaboration aligns with Sorror ’s vision to expand its technical services and provide advanced cooling solutions that enhance performance and ensure the sustainability of operations in oilfield work environments.

A delegation of engineers from Sorror Group conducted an official visit to the company’s factory in Shanghai, China, as part of the company’s strategy to ensure the highest levels of quality in the manufacturing of elevators and their components, and to reinforce its commitment to internationally recognized technical standards.Close Monitoring of All Manufacturing StagesThe visit included extensive field tours inside the production lines, where the engineers monitored:Manufacturing stages of the elevator’s mechanical componentsProduction steps of electronic boards and control systemsPreparation processes of cables and safety devices (Safety Gear & Governors)Manufacturing lines for doors, cabins, and hydraulic systemsThe delegation focused on verifying that every stage of production complies with the agreed technical specifications, while reviewing work-in-progress models to ensure precision and quality execution.Supervision of Product DevelopmentThe engineering delegation discussed several key points with the factory’s development team aimed at:Enhancing elevator efficiency and improving performance under different operational conditionsDeveloping control systems to be more reliable and technologically advancedImproving material quality to increase elevator lifespan and reduce breakdownsIntroducing new features aligned with the needs of the Iraqi and Gulf marketsA set of technical updates was agreed upon, which will directly improve the quality of the final product.Conducting Advanced Technical Tests and InspectionsSorror Group’s engineers supervised a series of specialized product tests, including:Safety testsLoad, impact, and stress distribution assessmentsDurability and lifecycle testsPerformance verification of control systems and electronic boardsReview of test results from the factory’s quality laboratoriesThe delegation emphasized the importance of full compliance with these tests and the need to approve them before shipping.Ensuring Compliance With European StandardsThe delegation stressed the importance of ensuring that all components and systems comply with EN 81 and EN 115 European standards. They reviewed:CE certification and conformity documentsQuality control procedures within production linesPeriodic inspection recordsTechnical documentation associated with each product before leaving the factoryIt was agreed to reinforce auditing mechanisms to maintain the highest levels of safety and quality.