Saudia and PepsiCo have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to further their commitment to sustainability and environmental conservation to collect recyclable material onboard Saudia flights. The objective is to divert these materials from landfills.
According to E Turbo News, this agreement follows the recent unveiling of Saudia's new brand, marking a new era for the airline. The MoU was signed during the Middle East and North Africa Climate Week (MENACW) 2023, a prestigious event held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, from October 8 to 12.
Firm Commitments to Sustainability and Eco-Friendly Practices
Through a strategic alliance with Nadeera, a renowned social enterprise specializing in digital waste management solutions, Saudia and PepsiCo aim to create awareness among Saudia guests about the importance of sorting, collecting, and recycling, as well as their significant contribution to the Saudi Green Initiative (SGI). This initiative focuses on reducing carbon emissions and pollution by advocating for circularity, reiterates a report by HT Syndication.
This partnership extends beyond the corporate level and involves the active participation of Saudia employees and partners.
Greater Environmental Stewardship through Saudia, PepsiCo Alliance
The collaborative efforts of Saudia, the national flag carrier of Saudi Arabia, and PepsiCo are fully aligned with the objectives and projects set forth by Saudi Vision 2030. The initiatives undertaken as part of this partnership reinforce the "Saudi Green Initiative" and underscore the Kingdom's commitment to diverting waste from landfills.
Nadeera's expertise and innovative solutions in solid waste management provide a solid foundation for Saudia and PepsiCo's joint undertaking. By embracing technology and digital tools, Nadeera empowers Saudia employees, partners, and passengers to participate in reducing waste and promoting environmental sustainability actively.
Sustainable Future with Saudia's Green Commitments
Saudia is involved in various influential initiatives and partnerships that promote sustainability. Among them, a notable agreement with Lilium to procure 100 electric jets demonstrates a forward-thinking approach to eco-friendly transportation solutions.
Additionally, Saudia has expressed an intent to become the first potential partner of the regional Voluntary Carbon Market (VCM) under the auspices of The Public Investment Fund (PIF). Saudia has also partnered with the Red Sea Development Company to ensure sustainable flight operations to and from the Red Sea International Airport. Furthermore, Saudia seeks to align its aircraft and engines with international sustainability targets.
Essam Akhonbay, Vice President of Marketing & Product Management at Saudia, said, "The partnership will pave the way for the implementation of more sustainable solutions to achieve environmental conservation targets."
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