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Amman, Sept. 29 (Petra) — The Royal Naval Force and Royal Boats
Command on Tuesday carried out a seabed cleanup campaign at the beach
of the Aqaba Marine Reserve Visitor Center, in cooperation with the
Aqaba Special Economic Zone Authority (ASEZA) and with the
participation of a team of divers from the Royal Naval Force and
Royal Boats Command, Civil Defense, the Royal Department for
Environmental Protection (RDeP), the Aqaba Diving Association, and
several schools from the directorates of education in Aqaba
Governorate.
These campaigns are organized by Oxfam in Jordan and the
Mediterranean Regional Cooperation Programme (Interreg-MED), in
cooperation with the European Union Delegation to Jordan and the
Aqaba Marine Reserve, with the participation of the United Nations
Development Programme (UNDP).
This type of campaign brings together various entities and
participants around a shared goal of caring for Aqaba’s marine and
coastal environment and contributing to the preservation of its
beaches and biodiversity.
//Petra// AF
