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As an exclusive distributor of Bridgestone tyres in Qatar, Aamal Trading & Distribution is joining efforts with Bridgestone, offering solutions to minimize CO2 emissions together with society, customers and partners, as well as maximizing energy efficiency, and increasing renewable energy use. 

Aamal Trading & Distribution is a fully owned subsidiary of Aamal Company Q.P.S.C.

• Ecco Gulf is having a tree-planting activity, where all employees are engaged in a tree-planting event.
• Book Swap activity:   Employees will be encouraged to participate in a book exchange event, promoting the sharing of knowledge and resources within the company.

Aamal Company Q.P.S.C. has a 51% interest in ECCO Gulf. 

• Footcare Centre has adopted the use of biodegradable bags within their foot care centers and has replaced traditional paper questionnaires to digital web-based surveys to reduce paper usage.

Footcare Centre is a fully owned subsidiary of Aamal Company.

• Ebn Sina Medical sources cardboard and shipping containers made from recycled materials for medical packaging. In the past year, a systematic approach was implemented to facilitate reuse of these packaging materials within local storage and distribution operations, thereby reducing waste generation and fostering a more eco-friendly operation.
• Ebn Sina Pharmacy use biodegradable bags across all of the pharmacies 

Ebn Sina Medical is a fully own subsidiary of Aamal Company.

• ACI has incorporated recycled materials within approved limits in its production process, contributing to resource conservation and waste reduction. By reusing materials, the company is advancing towards a more sustainable approach to manufacturing, aligning with global sustainability goals.
• The installation of a water recycling plant on-site reflects ACI’s commitment to optimising water resource usage and reducing water consumption in its operations.

Aamal Company Q.P.S.C. has 99% interest in Aamal Cement Industries 

• Aamal Readymix has installed a large-scale recycling facility to efficiently process all production waste, demonstrating Aamal Readymix’s commitment to reducing its environmental footprint. By recycling and reusing materials, the Company aims to minimise the impact of its operations on the environment. 
• Full commitment towards sustainability and the protection of the environment through strict implementation of its recycling policy, covering all waste generated by its factories, including: 

• In 2024, Aamal has hosted “Boutique from Qatar” exhibition at City Center Doha, featuring local suppliers and businesses, which aligns with the Company’s vision of promoting local procurement and supporting local businesses. 
• In 2023, Aamal has witnessed the following results in terms of sustainability, compared to 2022:
  • 9% decrease in greenhouse gas emissions.
  • 8% decrease in energy consumption
  • 8% increase in recyclable waste
  • 11% increase in recycling of wastewater

• Aamal Company is hosting a “no plastic” campaign where all employees are required to use glass water bottles provided by the Company replacing the plastic water bottles. 
• During Qatar Sustainability Week 2024, the Company will also be distributing indoor plants for the employees to keep and take care of at the office, promoting responsibility and engagement, and fostering the employees health and wellbeing. 

• Doha Cables is steadfast in its commitment to sustainable practices within the cable manufacturing industry. Actively recycling and reusing PVC material used for insulation, bedding, or sheathing in cables.
• Doha Cables engages in the recycling and reutilisation of lead material. Recycled lead is employed in manufacturing Medium Voltage and High Voltage Cables. 

As part of our commitment to sustainability, both branches of our school, Al Mansoura and Al Gharrafa, will be engaging in various activities to promote eco-friendly practices.

For saving energy, teachers will turn off classroom lights for the last 30 minutes of the school day, except in essential areas like corridors and main spaces. This simple act will raise awareness of energy-saving habits among students and staff.