Saudi Arabia wins UN Land Restoration Award
Saudi Arabia highlighted its efforts in land rehabilitation and vegetation development as part of its Vision 2030. The country has planted over 159 million trees, rehabilitated approximately one million hectares of degraded land, and protected endangered species. Saudi Arabia received the United Nations Award for Global Exemplary Land Restoration Models at the UN Convention to Combat Desertification in Mongolia, in recognition of its initiatives to restore ecosystems and enhance biodiversity. By 2030, the Kingdom aims to rehabilitate more than 2.5 million hectares and plant 215 million trees as part of its strategy to preserve the environment and achieve sustainability.
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