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Saudi Crown Prince Greenlights Visionary Plans for Eco-Tourism and Afforestation


 

Saudi Arabia's commitment to sustainability takes a giant leap forward as Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud gives the green light to an array of transformative goals, aiming to amplify afforestation and eco-tourism within the Kingdom. The strategic targets, endorsed during a Council of Royal Reserves meeting, mark a significant stride towards sustainable growth.

This initiative is projected to generate numerous employment opportunities for local communities, alongside solidifying Saudi Arabia's stature as a premier global eco-tourism destination. The ambitious plans align seamlessly with the Saudi Green Initiative, which ambitiously seeks to plant a staggering 10 billion trees over the upcoming decades.

Bearing the responsibility of being a prominent energy producer, Saudi Arabia is committed to combating climate change. The Saudi Green Initiative is a testament to this commitment, prto omoting clean energy adoption and environmental preservation. With a focus on safeguarding 30% of its land and marine domains by 2030, the nation strides confidently toward a greener future.

The Royal Reserves, encompassing 13.5% of Saudi territory, stand as alluring havens for eco-tourism enthusiasts worldwide. With projections of attracting 2.3 million annual visitors and the preservation of 15 heritage sites by the decade's close, the Royal Reserves promise both immediate and indirect employment prospects for local communities.

READ MORE: Saudi Arabia’s MBS approves Royal Reserves strategic targets

By embracing the strategic targets, Saudi Arabia not only advances its afforestation goals but also sets a precedent for sustainable development. The synergy between eco-tourism and afforestation catalyzes the nation's journey towards a more harmonious and greener tomorrow.

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