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المملكة: Including the village of Olaya… 3 donation opportunities to plant 225.7 thousand square meters in 3 governorates


Declare Three opportunities completed

It was allocated to support tree planting projects and the establishment of sustainable reserves in Rijal Alma’, Al Olaya Village, and Al Majma’ah, on an area exceeding (225.7) thousand square metres.

Afforestation projects in Saudi Arabia

The program explained that the completion of donation opportunities reflects the community’s awareness of the importance of developing vegetation and combating desertification, and the spirit of participation in supporting environmental sustainability initiatives, which contributes to achieving the goals of the Kingdom’s Vision 2030, The environmental and social impact of these projects is maximized.

The implemented opportunities included the establishment of sustainable reserves in the Olaya Village Governorate in the Eastern Region, by planting (2000) trees on an area of (220) thousand square metres, through more than (15) thousand donations, in partnership with the Green Oman Environmental Society.

The donation opportunity was completed in the Governorate. Rijal Almaa, in partnership with the Sanabel Agricultural Association, to contribute to combating desertification and rehabilitating valleys on an area of (2,500) square metres.

Developing the vegetation cover

While the donation opportunity was completed in Al Majmaah Governorate, in partnership with the Al Barari Association, through more than (27) thousand donations

donations; To support environmental protection, combat desertification, and increase the area of ​​vegetation cover over an area of ​​(3,200) square metres.

The National Center for Vegetation Development and Combating Desertification signed a cooperation agreement with the platform "charity"; To enhance charitable and humanitarian work, contribute to achieving a sustainable environmental and financial impact, and provide quality opportunities for community participation in environmental protection and vegetation development initiatives.

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