Red Sea waste management system opens for construction

Ian Williamson, chief projects delivery officer of The Red Sea Development Company, joined Malek Sukkar, CEO of end-to-end waste management specialist Averda, to formally open the facility designed to handle from the construction of ‘Phase One’ of Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea Project.

International waste and recycling company Averda was chosen to manage this element of the project, prioritising sustainability and innovation to meet the client’s goal of ‘zero waste to landfill’.

Malek Sukkar, Averda (on left) and Ian Williamson, Red Sea Development Company, at the ceremony

Phase One of the Project will…

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