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Sharjah, UAE: The Al Dhaid Municipality, Sharjah has engaged Bee'ah, the Middle East’s award-winning sustainability pioneer, for city cleaning and waste collection. The agreement was signed on Monday by HE Ali Musabbah Al Tunaiji, Director of Al Dhaid Municipality and H.E. Khaled Al Huraimel, Group CEO of Bee'ah.
Commenting on the occasion, HE Ali Musabbah Al Tunaiji, said: [SUGGESTED QUOTE]“In line with the UAE’s sustainability goals, we are delighted to appoint Bee’ah, in support of delivering our mandate for clean and healthy environments that positively impact the welfare of citizens and residents of Al Dhaid. Through improved waste management and city cleaning solutions, we are confident of enhancing quality of life and contributing to a happier society.”
H.E. Khaled Al Huraimel, Group CEO of Bee'ah, said: “Bee’ah is the trusted partner of municipalities and government entities for sustainable environmental services across the MENA region. We are proud to be expanding our services to the communities in Al Dhaid Municipality, utilizing our trained workforce, specialised fleet of vehicles, advanced equipment and industry knowledge to ensure best practices are being implemented for city cleaning and waste management.”
The agreement between Al Dhaid Municipality and Bee’ah includes Bee’ah’s award-winning waste collection services for solid waste, recyclables, green waste and construction & demolition waste. Residents can also avail of Bee’ah’s ‘You Call, We Haul’ service for bulky waste collection.
Bee’ah’s vast range of city cleaning services includes bin washing, mechanical sweeping, manual cleaning, litter picking, and washing and removal of debris from all the public and community areas. Bee’ah’s fleet of specialised city cleaning vehicles, such as low-noise electric litter picking units, mechanised street washers, electric sweepers, and more will be deployed to efficiently maintain the cleanliness of the city.
The expansion of Bee’ah’s operations supports the UAE’s sustainability goals, by providing world-class integrated waste management services and environmental protection. In addition to its core services in Al Dhaid, Bee’ah will also be conducting community awareness programs for residents to promote recycling and household waste segregation.
Bee’ah serves millions of residents across the MENA region through municipal and commercial contracts, including the UAE, Egypt and KSA. Bee’ah’s approach to holistic and integrated waste management includes advanced recycling and waste treatment facilities at its Waste Management Complex in Sharjah. Bee’ah has also digitalised its waste management services through WastePro+, a fully integrated artificial intelligence (AI) digital solution to streamline its operations from waste collection to treatment and disposal.
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