Be’ah and Port of Duqm Partner on Ship Waste Management: What This Means for Sustainable Business Growth in Oman
MUSCAT: Be’ah, Oman Environmental Services Holding Company, has entered into a strategic agreement with Port of Duqm Company SAOC to manage and treat industrial waste produced by ships docking at the port. This collaboration aligns with international maritime regulations and adheres to the highest environmental standards.
The agreement was signed by Be’ah CEO Eng. Tariq bin Ali al Amri and Port of Duqm CEO Reggy Vermeulen, in the presence of officials from both organizations.
As part of the partnership, Be’ah will establish a comprehensive industrial waste management system that includes safe packaging, specialized transportation, environmentally compliant treatment, and final disposal in accordance with approved standards.
This initiative is designed to protect the marine environment and promote the sustainable operation of Omani ports.
Reggy Vermeulen emphasized that the agreement underscores Port of Duqm’s dedication to environmental responsibility and compliance with International Maritime Organization (IMO) standards, while also supporting Oman’s national sustainability objectives and Vision 2040. — ONA
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The strategic partnership between be’ah and Port of Duqm signifies a major advancement in sustainable industrial waste management, aligning with Oman Vision 2040 and international maritime standards. For businesses in Oman, this opens opportunities to invest in green infrastructure and environmentally compliant services, reducing regulatory risks. Smart investors should consider ventures that enhance sustainability while supporting Oman’s growing port operations and eco-friendly initiatives.
