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H.E. Rashid Bin Fahd launches envirocities e- magazine
Dubai Municipality and Environmental Centre for Arab Towns jointly have released recently a new e- magazine, namely envirocities, which deals with local ,regional and international environmental issues. The official launch of the e-magazine was done by H.E Rashid bin Fahad, Minister of Environment and Water.
"The issue of environment is of prime importance nowadays. The whole future of humanity depends upon how we treat our nature, its water, air and soil.." said Eng. Hussain Nasser Lootah, Director General of Dubai Municipality and who is also the Chairman of Board of Trustees, Environmental Centre for Arab Towns.
"Preservation of environment is not a task to be carried out only by governments.Each and every single person should realize it as his individual responsibility" added Lootah.
Eng. Mohammed Al Noury, Director General, Environmental Centre for Arab Towns, said that the Centre was always keen to introduce initiatives to help people live in accordance with best environmental practices. To develop environmental behaviours among society and change the attitudes is of prime importance for a better world tomorrow.
Mr. Paolo Cervini ,General Manager of Philips lighting Middle East &Turkey, also participated in the launching event.
Environmental Centre for Arab Towns is a scientific research institute dealing with cities and urban areas with the aspects of environment and sustainable development. The centre is working under Dubai Municipality and is having affiliation with Arab Towns Organization
The envirocities is available both in English and Arabic. Site address is as follows www.envirocitiesmag.com.
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For further information:
Bishruddeen K Mohammed Ali
Media Officer, Media Section
Corporate Marketing & Relations Department
Dubai Municipality
Tel: +971 206 04 4654
Fax: +971 4 2232188
Mob: +971552055012
Email: bkmohamed@dm.gov.ae
© Press Release 2012
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