Bee’ah, the leading environmental services company in the Middle East, announced it is providing integrated recycling and waste management services for the Dubai World Trade Centre, very much in line with the company’s plans to provide “unmatched environmental services” across the UAE. Bee’ah has put to action a dynamic waste management system, to one of the world’s busiest business and exhibition centres, that executes integrated operations, specifically designed to suit every exhibition’s needs, including the dispatch of different vehicles, tailored to the necessities of each event taking place at the centre.

In addition, Bee’ah is organising workshops on source segregation to encourage the ultimate recycling efforts by the complex’s staff and residents; this includes lectures aimed at educating the centre’s staff and residents on green practices. Moreover, the company continues to provide ongoing environmental consulting on sustainable practices to exhibitions’ administrations, giving insightful information on how to go green. Commenting on the development, Khaled Al-Huraimel, Group CEO of Bee’ah said, “We are pleased to announce that we have been selected to offer our novel services to one of Dubai’s monumental complexes, the World Trade Centre, which will help us showcase our innovative and state-of-the-art environmental solutions.

The new deal is the fruit of the company’s regional expansion plan, and will consolidate our efforts to truly uplift the environmental footprint of our beloved country.” Mohammed Al-Hosani, Managing Director of Tandeef commented, “This contract is a testament to our rapidly-growing client portfolio, and a true reflection of the company’s effectiveness and environmental efficiency, in providing integrated waste management and holistic environmental services.” The World Trade Centre is a world-class business complex comprises of a uniquely shaped tower, eight exhibition halls, the Dubai International Convention Centre and residential apartments. Earlier, Bee’ah was awarded with multiple high-profile waste management contracts, including the Dubai’s iconic Burj Khalifa Tower, which reflected the company’s vision of expanding operations to the region.