Participants:

1.  Directorate of Tourism and Handicrafts of Wilaya Chlef (campaign organizer).
2. Directorate of Environment (campaign organizer).
3. Directorate of Youth and Sports  (campaign organizer).
4. Tenes District Authority.
5. Tenes Municipal Authority.
6. National Security.
7. Directorate of Transport (Coordinator).
8.  Youth Institutions Office Wilaya.Chlef
9. National Coast Guard – Chlef Station.
10. Chlef Wilaya Environmental Center.
11. Mohamed Boudiaf Sidi Akacha Youth Center.
12. Al Manara Club.
13. Veterans of the Algerian Islamic Scouts, Talassa Municipality.
14. Algerian Islamic Scouts – Marine Regiment Martyr Bouksiyat Mohamed Tenes.
15. Captain of the Martyr of Duty Regiment Attia Mohammed.
16. Sisters’ Group, Baj.
17. Algerian Islamic Scouts Al Hilal Troop, Oued Fodda Municipality
18. Veterans of the Algerian Muslim Scouts – Espoir Troop, Boukadir Municipality.
19. Veterans of the Algerian Muslim Scouts – Bikatar Kamal.
20. Veterans of the Algerian Islamic Scouts – The Marine Regiment Challenge in Ténès.
21. Dunya Association for Environmental Protection.
22. Tourism and Traditional Industries Association – Chlef.
23. Flower of Life Youth Cultural Association – Tenes.
24. Association for the Promotion of Youth Activities.
25. Balqis Tourism Association.
26. Kholoud State Association for Youth Activities. Civil Society.
27. Supporting media coverage (regional radio, Al Wataniya channel, Al Asil, Admiral News, ASC, Sawt Al Shalaf, and Al Amal newspaper).

Process:

Some of the participants gathered in front of the directorate headquarters, with the distinguished presence of the Director of Training at the Ministry of Tourism and Traditional Industry as guest of honor. Transportation was provided with extensive interaction from the Transport Directorate, which was responsible for transporting the participants to the beaches of the city of Ténès, starting from the central beach, which hosted the official launch of the operation, with all the aforementioned participants present, in an enthusiastic atmosphere and a great spirit of volunteerism.
The operation began after the starting signal, and cleaning tools and equipment (bags, wetsuits, etc.) were distributed to the participants, with the aim of extending the operation across the entire vast beach area. During this campaign, significant amounts of trash were removed, plastics were collected, sand was purified, and areas adjacent to the beach were cleaned. After completing the process, we headed to Marina Beach to carry out the same cleanup, which lasted over four hours.
This campaign received extensive media coverage on television, online channels, print newspapers, and regional radio, where participants recorded statements calling on and educating citizens to actively participate in this type of event.

The beach cleanup in the municipality of Ténès marked the beginning of a series of cleanup campaigns that will cover the entire coast of the state with the aim of providing a clean and safe space to welcome vacationers in suitable conditions, as well as to properly prepare for the 2025 summer season.