Kingdom leads with 21 WHO-certified cities
The number of Healthy Cities certified by the World Health Organization in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has reached 21 cities, reflecting the country's leadership in building sustainable urban environments that focus on human health and quality of life. This is a significant achievement that aligns with the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030. This progress has been realized through cities meeting international standards that include community empowerment, cross-sector collaboration, skills development, and the enhancement of healthcare services and urban environments. The efforts of the Ministry of Health and government agencies have contributed to transforming the standards of Healthy Cities into institutional practices. The Ministry’s "Healthy Cities" program is the first of its kind regionally in partnership with the World Health Organization. It aims to make health an integrated approach that encompasses planning, education, and the environment, ultimately promoting healthier and more sustainable living environments.
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