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Lusail’s Cleanliness March Brought Carnival Vibes And Honored Sanitation Heroes
Lusail Boulevard got cleaner and more vibrant on Wednesday, December 24, 2025. The Ministry of Municipality and Qatari Diar teamed up for the second edition of the Public Cleanliness March. The event, under the catchy slogan “One March… A Cleaner City,” brought together families, children, and community members. Together, they celebrated the unsung heroes of our streets—sanitation workers!
March turned into a carnival
The vibe was anything but ordinary—think interactive booths, games, and a carnival-like buzz! Hamad Hassan Al Tamimi, Head of the Awareness and Education Section, shared that this year’s march was designed to mix learning with fun, making environmental awareness something everyone could get excited about. The goal? To make public cleanliness a daily habit and a shared responsibility for all.
Spotlight on sanitation heroes
Assistant Undersecretary for Public Services Affairs, Eng Abdullah Ahmed Al Karani, highlighted that the march was a big thank you to the hardworking sanitation workers who keep Qatar’s cities sparkling. The event wasn’t just about picking up litter—it was about showing respect, appreciation, and encouraging everyone to pitch in. The Ministry also used the day to roll out cool info on their smart city solutions, like sensor-equipped waste bins that help cut down on travel time and emissions.
Smart moves for a cleaner future
Director Muqbil Madhour Al Shammari explained that this year’s march built on last year’s success, with even more teamwork from public and private partners like Qatari Diar. The Ministry is also rolling out smart tech in places like Al-Wakra, making waste collection faster and greener. The march wrapped up with fun competitions, family activities, and gifts that inspired everyone to keep the city beautiful. It’s all part of the Ministry’s big vision for a sustainable, innovative, and united Qatar!
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