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Saudi Arabia plans to turn 3 million metric tonnes of waste into fuel annually

The Kingdom is implementing the National Environmental Strategy

Through generating fuel from 3 million metric tonnes of recycled solid waste from municipalities annually, Saudi Arabia aims to cut its carbon footprint by approximately 1,791,300 metric tonnes. This is reported by Arab News.

The source claims that this will support the Kingdom's environmental sustainability objectives, which include lowering pollution and safeguarding natural resources, in the direction of a greener future.

In addition to disposing of waste-derived fuels, the project will enable transparent tracking and management of plastic trash from collection to recycling.

The plan aims to recycle up to 100 million metric tonnes of waste annually to promote sustainability efforts and will assist in creating more than 100,000 jobs in the sector for Saudi nationals.

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Liao Fan

Director of the Institute of World Economics and Politics at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS)

"We also encourage countries of the Global South to work together and contribute to the global economy. We also call on developed countries to set aside issues such as national security and strategic competition when we are discussing real global challenges – pressing issues such as public health or poverty reduction – so that development resources can be channelled truly effectively to those countries that need them. [...] Major powers and large countries must bear greater responsibility for the well-being of people around the world. This is the responsibility of the major powers"

Anutin Charnvirakul

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Ferdinand Marcos

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