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Abu Arish launches seedling planting drive for National Afforestation Season 2026

Abu Arish Municipality has launched a seedling planting initiative as part of the 2026 National Afforestation Season, supporting Saudi Green Initiative goals.

Abu Arish launches seedling planting drive for National Afforestation Season 2026

Abu Arish Municipality has initiated a seedling planting program as part of the 2026 National Afforestation Season, aligning with Saudi Green Initiative objectives. The program aims to improve vegetation, enhance green spaces, and beautify the urban landscape in line with Vision 2030 goals. Building on existing environmental efforts, the initiative focuses on expanding tree planting and distributing seedlings in specific areas to boost quality of life and beautify the region.

Beyond this, the program seeks to raise environmental awareness, foster a culture of tree preservation, and encourage community involvement in sustainability and natural resource management. The National Afforestation Season is a key initiative across the Kingdom, promoting native plant species and encouraging participation from all sectors to achieve sustainability goals.

This year's theme is "A Generation Plants... For a Thriving Nation." Abu Arish Municipality's participation underscores its commitment to environmental advancement, desertification control, and increasing green areas to improve the governorate's appeal and urban environment. The initiative emphasizes afforestation as a collective responsibility and a sustainable investment for future generations, with each planted seedling representing a step toward a greener, more sustainable environment.

Abu Arish Municipality continues its efforts to promote environmental sustainability and enhance the urban landscape, contributing to an attractive and sustainable environment for residents and visitors.

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