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The Mesaieed Industrial Cities Operations (Mesaieed City) has recently organised the Third Annual Mesaieed Beach Clean-up Campaign with over 350 volunteers from 23 private companies in the region participating.
During the clean-up campaign, which is aimed at conserving Qatar’s natural beauty, the volunteers collected refuse from beaches on the side of Sealine Beach Resort as well as a 3-km stretch of the roadsides starting at the Q-Chem gate to the end of the new Sealine road.
Upon completion of the day’s events, the Industrial Cities Operations manager Abdullatif al-Mohanadi and the Municipal Services head Adel al-Tamimi expressed their appreciation to the event organisers and the participants.
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