Waste Management (MWAN)

The National Center for Waste Management (MWAN) requires compliance with strict technical and environmental standards depending on the type of activity. At Wathab, we assist in preparing licensing and permit documentation—whether you plan to establish recycling facilities or provide non-hazardous waste collection and transport services—to ensure a smooth and efficient approval process.

Hazardous waste is subject to strict regulatory control. We provide comprehensive plans that include collection and transportation of hazardous waste, the design of high-safety hazardous waste storage facilities, and supervision of hazardous waste treatment and final disposal processes using approved technical methods.

Yes. We have experience in handling procedures related to waste transit permits, import requests for hazardous and non-hazardous waste, and export procedures for non-hazardous waste, while ensuring full compliance with international agreements and the local regulations of MWAN.

We provide technical solutions that include sorting and processing recyclable waste to maximize resource recovery. We also develop final disposal plans for municipal solid waste based on modern waste management technologies that support the circular economy.

Because we combine deep expertise in waste management regulations with strong operational capabilities. We help you obtain the necessary permits and licenses efficiently and provide technical guidance on the best waste management technologies—transforming waste from a regulatory burden into a potential investment opportunity.