Imagine a future where Egypt’s 20–25 million tons of municipal solid waste (MSW) and 30–40 million tons of agricultural waste are no longer discarded — but converted into clean energy, sustainable fertilizers, and vital inputsfor national agricultural projects.

This vision took a bold step forward at the 2nd National Working Group Meeting of the project:
“Focus and Discourse on Organic Waste in Egypt and Jordan”, bringing together the region’s leading voices in waste management, innovation, and environmental sustainability.

Chaired by:

• Mr. Yasser Abdullah, Chairman of the Waste Management Regulatory Authority, Egyptian Ministry of Environment
• Prof. Sherien Elagroudy, Director of the Egypt Solid Waste Management Center of Excellence, Ain Shams University

This event was a true milestone in reshaping the narrative around organic waste — from challenge to opportunity.

🤝 Baramouda’s Participation:

We were honored to be represented by Mr. Diaa Yahia, alongside prominent leaders and experts from:

• Ain Shams University 🇪🇬
• Universität Rostock 🇩🇪
• Jordan University of Science & Technology 🇯🇴
• Leading companies across Egypt’s organic waste ecosystem

Through these dialogues, Baramouda reaffirmed its commitment to driving impactful, scalable solutions that:

• ♻️ Transform agricultural and organic waste
• 🌾 Enhance soil and food systems
• 💡 Create green economic opportunities

🙏 Special thanks:

To Dr. Barbara B. (Germany’s Advisory Assistance Programme – AAP) and Dr. Anja Schwetje (UBA, Germany) for their continuous support and valuable insights throughout this project.

This is not a dream — it’s a growing mission.
Together, we are building the foundations of a circular, climate-smart future for Egypt, Jordan, and the Arab world.