BASF international announces personnel changes Klaus Welsch will be in charge of BASF's latest "large projects in Asia"

On October 29, BASF announced the personnel change Klaus Welsch, President of engineering and technical expertise of Ludwig port branch, will be in charge of the new "large projects in Asia" Department of Shanghai BASF (China) Co., Ltd., which will take effect on January 1, 2020 These include the company's proposed new project, the chemical complex ("Verbund") in Zhanjiang (China) and the new chemical complex in mendela (India), BASF's joint development with Adani, ADNOC and Nordic chemicals Heather remley, meanwhile, will succeed Klaus Welsh as president, as Heather remley, senior vice president, North American petrochemical, BASF, Houston Klaus Welsch is understood to have been born in 1963 in Gladbach, Germany In 1988, he received a degree of science engineer from the University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia, and then studied chemical engineering at Aachen University of technology, Germany, and obtained a doctor's degree in 1992 In 1993, he joined BASF Co., Ltd in Ludwigshafen as a process engineer; in 2010, he served as senior vice president of strategic planning investment project competitiveness of BASF Co., Ltd in Ludwigshafen; in 2015, he served as the chief engineer and Maintenance Director of BASF Co., Ltd in Ludwigshafen.