In the hills of Béja, GDA El Khlenj (Tunisia) produces organic honey under the brand Soltani Beez, combining traditional beekeeping with reforestation and eco-farming. Each jar supports soil restoration, biodiversity, and local families who are helping to keep Tunisia’s nature alive.

In Jordan, Hassan Odeh Stone & Marble gives new purpose to discarded stone by reshaping it into elegant architectural elements. Through creativity and circular design, the company transforms waste into beauty, reducing emissions and promoting sustainable craftsmanship in the construction sector.

From the heart of the Jordan Valley, Palmera for Dates Agriculture and Trading Co. (Jordan) cultivates premium Medjool dates using solar-powered irrigation and circular farming methods. Each fruit reflects the company’s commitment to sustainable agriculture, water efficiency, and fair trade with local farmers.

At the heart of Lebanon’s capital, Beirut Waterfront Development is reshaping the city’s energy use. Through sustainable diesel sourcing, LED lighting, and new water systems, the company reduces emissions and waste while turning one of Beirut’s most iconic spaces into a model of urban sustainability.

Belbesi for Business and Management (Jordan) transforms agricultural waste into activated charcoal and organic fertilizers through zero-emission pyrolysis technology. This circular process reduces carbon emissions, produces renewable energy, and supports sustainable farming for local communities.

In Tunisia, Dyamant Leuze turns almond by-products into CompostERRA, a rich organic fertilizer that nourishes soils and restores biodiversity. By reusing 90% of agricultural waste, the company pioneers a circular model where every almond contributes to a healthier planet.

In Béja, Maiti Cosmétique (Tunisia) transforms locally grown aromatic plants into eco-friendly skincare and makeup. By promoting agroecological farming and zero-waste production, the company turns nature’s gifts into sustainable cosmetics that empower rural women and protect biodiversity.

From Béja, OrtiNova (Tunisia) transforms humble nettle into eco-innovations—from natural teas to organic fertilizers and sustainable cosmetics. By recycling every part of the plant and using solar energy, the company turns an overlooked herb into a powerful ally for both people and the planet.