Investment contracts signed to boost environmental opportunities at Al-Ahsa National Park
Al-Ahsa deputy governor oversees signing of investment contracts to enhance environmental and recreational services at Al-Ahsa National Park for sustainable development.
Deputy Governor Moath Al-Jaafari oversaw the signing of investment contracts to bolster environmental and recreational services at Al-Ahsa National Park, as part of sustainable development initiatives. The contracts, under the guidance of Prince Saud bin Talal bin Badr, Governor of Al-Ahsa, aim to maximize the park's natural resources, improve visitor experiences, and align with sustainable development goals.
The signing ceremony featured the Director General of the National Center for Vegetation Cover Development and Combating Desertification, Engineer Youssef bin Suleiman Al-Badr, and numerous center officials and investors. The deputy governor received an update on the center's endeavors to expand the park's environmental investment opportunities, as well as activities and programs provided by Katheeb Company for visitors.
Al-Jaafari emphasized that investing in environmental sites is crucial for achieving sustainable development, highlighting the governor's commitment to natural park development and the significance of private sector partnerships in enhancing services and visitor experiences. This partnership aligns with Saudi Vision 2030, which seeks to elevate quality of life, develop tourism, and bolster environmental sectors.
The deputy governor underscored the importance of continued collaboration between government entities and the private sector to capitalize on Al-Ahsa's environmental assets, develop tourist destinations, preserve natural resources, and improve the overall quality of life in the region.
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