100 trees planted on Pakistan Forest Day by MCC in Quetta

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QUETTA: In celebration of Pakistan Forest Day, MCC Resources Development Limited (MRDL) organised a tree-planting activity at the project site, reaffirming its commitment to environmental protection and sustainable development.

During the event, more than one hundred trees were planted, contributing to the ongoing efforts to improve the local ecological environment.

The activity has become a meaningful tradition, with the company organising tree-planting initiatives every year to promote green development and environmental awareness.

The event was attended by both Chinese and Pakistani management representatives, who joined employees from both sides in planting trees together.

The activity not only enhanced environmental responsibility but also strengthened teamwork and mutual understanding between Chinese and Pakistani staff.

Through continuous environmental initiatives, MRDL remains dedicated to building a greener workplace and contributing positively to the local community.

The company will continue to uphold its commitment to sustainable development and work hand in hand with local partners for a better future.

Published in Dawn, March 24th, 2026

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