AFRICAN & MIDDLE EAST NEWS

Interest in the initiative has led to long queues forming at deposit return machines in Istanbul and several other provinces as people brought bags of used plastic bottles, glass bottles and aluminum cans to be processed one by one.

The regulatory filing, submitted through company secretaries DCSL Corporate Services Limited, confirms the offer is being undertaken in accordance with directives of the regulatory authorities.

The initiative builds on broader Syrian-UAE logistics cooperation, with discussions underway to establish a logistics corridor connecting Syrian ports with Iraq’s Port of Umm Qasr, extending to Khalifa Port in the UAE.

The project marks the Indian group’s first international expansion outside India, leveraging Hamriyah’s deep-water port and connectivity to global shipping routes.

The combination of digital, flexo and advanced finishing allows delivery across the spectrum, from high-volume FMCG labels to short-run premium jobs, with 100 percent accuracy backed by leading-edge packaging solutions.

The agreement covers both construction and operation, with Urbaser leading the construction phase and managing the facility for five years through a joint venture in which it holds a 60 percent stake, while Tadweer Group retains 40 percent.

The new press enables Interflex to enter previously inaccessible markets, including shrink sleeves and roll-to-roll operations, with some customers opting to receive printed roll formats without die-cutting.

While national plastics bans grab headlines, their fragmentation is undermining environmental gains and squandering a monumental business opportunity.

The platform enables users to schedule waste collection, verify transactions digitally and receive secure payments, creating greater confidence for waste generators and collectors while improving traceability throughout the recycling value chain.

The park is strategically positioned 15 minutes from Sokhna Port, 30 minutes from Suez and 45 minutes from the New Administrative Capital.