Ministry of Environment executes three cleanup campaigns in Ajloun forests in partnership with "Social Development"
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The Ministry of Environment, in cooperation with the Ministry of Social Development, continues to implement comprehensive cleanup campaigns in Ajloun Governorate. Today, Saturday, the Environment Protection Directorate for Ajloun Governorate executed three cleanup campaigns in the forests of Istafina, Sos Rasoun, and Khallat al-Bir, with the participation of a number of charitable societies and local community institutions, as part of the executive program for the cleanliness strategy and the reduction of random waste dumping.
The first campaign included the Istafina forests in cooperation with the Kufranjah Women Pioneers Charity Association, the second included the Sos Rasoun forests in cooperation with the Wadi Kufranjah Special Education Association, while the third campaign was carried out in the Khallat al-Bir forests in cooperation with the Jabal Auf Charity Association.
The campaigns witnessed the participation of a number of security agencies and the Joint Services Council, alongside volunteers and activists in environmental work. The cleanup activities included collecting waste and debris from the targeted sites, aiming to enhance the level of public cleanliness, reduce the phenomenon of random waste dumping, and preserve the civilized and environmental appearance of the governorate.
These campaigns come within the framework of the ongoing partnership between the Ministry of Environment and the Ministry of Social Development, enhancing the role of charitable societies and local community institutions as active partners in implementing the executive program for the cleanliness strategy and reducing random waste dumping, and supporting national efforts aimed at improving the environmental reality and consolidating the concept of social responsibility towards the environment.
The Ministry of Environment emphasized the importance of continuing coordination and cooperation with the Ministry of Social Development, charitable societies, and various local entities, contributing to expanding the base of community participation, promoting a culture of cleanliness and environmental responsibility, and achieving the objectives of the executive program for the cleanliness strategy and reducing random waste dumping.
