New plastic sorting station in Hammam Sousse

A plastic waste sorting station will soon be established in Hammam Sousse, Tunisia, as part of a maritime and coastal tourism project involving Tunisia, Morocco, and Egypt, with a funding of 330,000 euros. The project aims to reduce plastic pollution and promote waste valorization by providing equipment for waste collection and sorting. It is part of broader efforts to improve waste management and decrease pollution in the Mediterranean region. Previously, the project involved the development of a robot designed to remove plastic waste from the Port of La Goulette, funded by the German government. There is also a call to strengthen public-private partnerships and to activate the "Tunisian Environmental Label" through initiatives focused on corporate social responsibility and sustainability.

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