Middle East’s circular economy expectations for the next ten years

Dr.Firas Al Kufy

doi:10.23954/osj.v6i2.2701

Abstract

This study provides an overview of waste management through circular economy in Middle East. Waste management has become a worldwide problem since humans are wasting resources as well as raw materials. This is the biggest problem faced by the humans on Earth that is getting attention of government representatives from all over the world. Recently, Middle East has also showed concerns regarding the amount of waste produced. Thus, several government representatives of Middle East have voiced their opinions and have taken an initiative to adopt this model. This article is based on the adoption of the model of circular economy in the countries of Middle East. This article explains the challenges that Middle East needs to be aware of for successful implementation of this model.

Highlights

Waste production has become a worldwide problem for humans since it is affecting them through every field
If the chains of circular supply have been enabled in the Middle East economies for increasing the recycling, remanufacturing as well as reusing rate, nearly 0.1 million jobs will be created and 1 trillion dollars can be generated each year for the global economy up to 2025 (Williams, 2019)
This article has determined that the Middle East countries have accepted the idea of circular economy in the world

Summary

Introduction

Waste production has become a worldwide problem for humans since it is affecting them through every field. This article introduces the model as well as application of circular economy as well as determines its benefits as well as usage on Middle East. This article explains the expectations of Middle East countries in association with the application of circular economic model in the respective economies. The model of circular economy is important since several economies are dependent on the rest of the world for the raw materials.

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