Muscat – The agreement was officially signed by His Excellency Dr. Ahmed bin Nasser Al Bakri, Undersecretary for Agriculture at the Ministry, and Jassim bin Mohammed Al Wahaibi, General Manager of Healthcare Waste Management at Be’ah.
The new initiative focuses on implementing environmentally-friendly practices for the management of healthcare waste in the veterinary sector.
Under the terms of the agreement, Be’ah will collect, transport, and treat healthcare waste generated from veterinary clinics according to the highest approved standards, with a focus on sustainable solutions that reduce environmental impact and enhance public health.
Jassim Al Wahaibi, General Manager of Healthcare Waste Management at Be’ah, underscored the importance of this agreement as part of the company’s broader commitment to providing integrated waste management solutions. He explained that Be’ah is focused on applying latest technologies and methods in managing and treating healthcare waste, which not only supports environmental sustainability but also aligns with Oman’s Vision 2040.
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