التكنولوجيا وأخبارها بوابة مصر لأخبار تكنولوجيا المعلومات والإتصالات وفي أفريقيا كما تعتبر مصدر رئيسي للمعلومات حول تكنولوجيا المعلومات والاتصالات والفرص الاستثمارية المرتبطة بالاقتصاد الرقمي في المنطقة بالكامل
In Cooperation with “Youth Loves Egypt”Foundation
Orange’s employees participated in the campaign to raise awareness about
the important of the Nile river
The campaign objectives aimed at protecting the environment,
rationalizing the consumption of plastic materials, and highlighting
the positive effects of recycling operations
In support to the great efforts of the Egyptian state to raise awareness
about water conservation and the importance of the Nile River,
and in the presence of Eng. Ibrahim Al Shihabi, Deputy Governor of Giza,
Professor Hind Abdel Halim, Deputy Governor of Giza, Professor Tayseer Abdel Fattah,
President of the South Giza District,
Engineer Atef Mabrouk, Nile protection president in Greater Cairo,
Mr. Mahmoud Maghrabi, Director of Giza Sea Scout Club and BasmaDawood,
Miss Eco Egypt 2020,
Orange Egypt ,the fastest network in Egypt, announced its participation in
a multi-purpose environmental campaign to remove plastic and organic waste
from the Nile river in cooperation with the Youth Loves Egypt Foundation.
Orange Egypt’s employees participated in collecting plastic and organic wastes
from the Nile River, and sorting them out in plastic bags according to type.
Then, the collected waste washandoverto YLE Foundation whichwill then handle
the waste recycling process.
The campaign which coincides with Egypt’s vision 2030 for sustainable
development strategy started with a detailed presentation from
Mr. Ahmed Fathi, President of “Youth in Love Egypt” Foundationhighlighting
the goals of the campaign and how to safely dispose harmful plastic and organic wastes.
The campaign, in which Orange Egypt participated out of its Corporate
Social Responsibility, aimed to highlight the danger of throwing plastic and
organic waste in the Nile River in addition to raise awareness about
the negative effects of these wastes on the Nile River and the marine
life that directly jeopardize the health of Egyptians.
On this occasion Hala Abdel Wadood, Head of Public Relations and Corporate
Social Responsibility at Orange Egypt, said: “We are very pleased to be involved
in this noble goal through which we seek to achieve tangible results,
the most important of which is water and how to preserve it from pollution,
besides encouraging and urgingEgyptians to pursue the appropriate attitude in their lives.”
