Atbara, November 22, 2022 (SUNA) – The Secretary-General of the Environment Council in the Nile River State, Mr. Khaled Mohieldin Hassan, announced the procurement of a waste recycling line as a free and comprehensive grant for deportation to Atbara locality, saluting in this regard the efforts and cooperation of the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Green Claws Company for Development Ltd., Dr. Hassan. Hilal, the former Minister of Environment, pointing out that the waste recycling line is part of his efforts to support the plans of the Supreme Council for the Environment in the state.
Khaled Mohieldin announced that the line will be transferred in the near future to Atbara locality for installation and work, revealing efforts led by his council in cooperation and coordination with the former Minister of Environment to install an integrated waste recycling plant in the state, stressing that approval has been reached from an Italian company specialized in waste recycling to supply the required plant.
In a statement to SUNA, he stated that the supply of the factory depends on the completion of the procedures, and he said, “The factory is ready, but we need to complete the procedures,” explaining that the factory contains four lines represented in the recycling, manufacture and export of paper and cardboard, in addition to plastic recycling, manufacture and export, in addition to the production of fertilizers. organic matter and the production of electrical energy from the plant.
In the same context, the Secretary-General of the Supreme Council for the Environment, Mr. Khaled Mohieldin, discussed today with the Executive Director of Atbara Municipality, Mr. Yahya Khaled, the preparations required to complete the waste recycling line process, where the Executive Director of the locality welcomed the project, saluting the Supreme Council for the Environment and Dr. Hassan Hilal, confirming the readiness of his locality to complete all the requirements, indicating This line will end the waste crisis in all the state’s localities.
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