The participating entities included Dubai Media City, Dubai Internet City, Dubai Knowledge Village, ENPARK, and Dubai International Academic City, as well as Tecom Investments' business partners such as the Gap Corp, Corinthian Publishing and Arjaan. Students from AIESEC, Middlesex University and University of Wollongong Dubai also took part in the campaign.
Bader Al Zarei, Director of Corporate Affairs, Tecom Investments, said:
"Tecom Investments intends to play a bigger role in spreading environmental awareness within Dubai. The Clean up the World campaign offers an ideal opportunity to mobilise the residents' collective involvement and motivate them to get more proactive in maintaining a cleaner environment for the general well-being of the community."
"Our entities' enthusiastic participation in this campaign, along with many individuals who volunteered their time and efforts, signifies the extent to which the Tecom Investments' community is committed to environmental sustainability as one cohesive unit," added Al Zarei.
The Clean up the World Campaign spearheads initiatives worldwide that range from waste removal and tree planting to water and energy conservation projects. The campaign draws on an extended network of volunteers in excess of 35 million in over 100 countries.
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