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Saudi recycling sector offers a high-return investment opportunity with 3m tonnes of paper waste a year

By AMAL AL-HAMDI & BASEM BAWAZER -  AL-EQTISADIAH ·

Saudi Arabia’s PIF-backed SIRC launches solid waste plant at Jeddah Port 

By REEM WALID  ·

PIF’s SIRC, Germany’s Concord Blue to launch first phase of sewage to renewable hydrogen station

By REEM WALID  ·

MAWANI and REVIVA establish recycling and industrial waste complex at Jeddah Islamic Port

By Arab News ·

UN lays out blueprint to reduce 80% plastic waste by 2040

By Reuters ·

PIF-owned Saudi Investment Recycling to acquire 60% of Masab Plastic Factory  

By ARAB NEWS  ·

Aramco-Total JV SATORP pioneers MENA’s first plastic waste-to-feedstock process  

By Arab News ·

Egypt launches initiative to recycle e-waste via app 

By Mohammad Shamaa ·

Recycling in Saudi Arabia to pull in $32bn income by 2035: minister

By Arab News ·

Saudis urged to join tech recycling campaign

By Arab News ·

UAE’s EGA to construct its first aluminum recycling plant in the country

By Arab News ·
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How a culture of recycling can reduce waste generation in Saudi Arabia

By Rawan Radwan ·

Recycling software startup Rubicon to go public via $2bn SPAC deal

By Reuters ·

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