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Pak Suzuki holds beach cleaning campaign

Published on: January 26, 2026 2:17 AM

In line with Suzuki Motor Corporation’s global initiative “Clean-Up the World Campaign,” Pak Suzuki Motor Company Limited successfully organized its annual Beach Cleaning Campaign at Seaview Clifton, continuing a tradition that began in 2012. The initiative reflects Pak Suzuki’s long-term commitment to promoting environmental awareness and encouraging responsible community participation toward a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable future.

This year, Pak Suzuki took a significant step forward by transforming the campaign into a city-level environmental movement. For the first time, students and faculty members from various schools were invited to participate, aiming to instill environmental responsibility among younger generations and amplify public awareness at the grassroots level.

The campaign witnessed enthusiastic participation from Pak Suzuki employees, dealers, suppliers, business associates , schools and universities along with families demonstrating a strong collective commitment to sustainability. Adding further value to the initiative, Pak Suzuki collaborated with the National Incubation Center (NIC) – NEDto onboard Trashit, an environmental sustainability startup. Through this partnership, the collected waste will be recycled and repurposed into usable materials for product manufacturing, supporting the circular economy and responsible waste management.

Pak Suzuki believes that such collaborative efforts play a vital role in protecting marine life, preserving coastal ecosystems, and fostering long-term environmental stewardship. By uniting communities, industry partners, and innovation platforms, Pak Suzuki continues to drive meaningful change toward a greener and healthier Pakistan.

Together, we are driving positive change for a cleaner & healthier world.

Filed Under: Pakistan Tagged With: beach cleaning, campaign, Pak Suzuki

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