Train to Sustain Program

• Train to Sustain is Beltone’s flagship initiative to empower People with Disabilities (PWDs) by integrating them into the workforce as full-time employees with equal rights and opportunities. Beltone not only hires but also trains PWDs, ensuring sustainable inclusion and fulfilling the 5% employment quota.

All employees, including support staff, receive training on disability awareness, creating an inclusive culture. So far, two batches of employees with diverse disabilities, including physical, hearing, autism, and Down syndrome, have joined Beltone. They also undergo OSHA safety training, equipping them with skills to contribute meaningfully to Beltone’s operations and sustainability projects. This ongoing initiative reflects Beltone’s deep commitment to inclusion and social responsibility.

• Participated in COP30: Ideal City Initiative: Developed by employees with disabilities at Beltone Holding, the Ideal City envisions an inclusive, accessible, and sustainable urban environment. It promotes barrier-free spaces, smart infrastructure, inclusive communities, and economic opportunities for people with disabilities, while also integrating eco-friendly practices. Showcased at COP29 Azerbaijan, the initiative highlights Beltone’s commitment to ESG, social inclusion, and urban innovation. Also, Sustainability team attended the National Council for Persons with Disabilities. The National Council for Persons with Disabilities invited our Sustainability team to showcase the Ideal City project. Their accomplishments remind us that resilience, creativity, and empathy are powerful forces driving sustainability. We are honored to support their vision and proud to present their project at COP29, where their ideas can inspire global leaders and peers alike. The Ideal City was recognized by the Embassy of Ireland.

• “Best Practices for Commitment to Inclusion” Award from ILO. Beltone Holding was awarded the Best Sustainability Practices for Commitment to Inclusion Award from the ILO in partnership with the Federation of Egyptian Industries and the European Union in recognition of Beltone’s endeavors throughout the “Train to Sustain” program.

• Beltone at the Global Disability Summit 2025 – Berlin. The Sustainability Department represented Beltone at the Global Disability Summit 2025 in Berlin, presenting the “Train to Sustain” initiative, which received international recognition for its inclusive approach. A video recap of the event has been shared internally. Additionally, Beltone has produced a documentary showcasing the journeys of employees with disabilities, highlighting their resilience and success. This initiative reinforces the company’s commitment to diversity, equity, and fostering an inclusive workplace culture.