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Saudi Cities Rated as Healthy Cities
Saudi Arabia has announced the accreditation of 21 cities within the "Healthy Cities" system approved by the World Health Organization, aiming to enhance quality of life and urban sustainability. This achievement results from the efforts of the Ministry of Health and collaboration among government entities, meeting 80 international standards across areas such as urban environment enhancement, healthcare services, community planning, and emergency response. The "Healthy Cities" program is one of the initiatives of Saudi Vision 2030, seeking to develop urban environments that support both physical and mental health through community engagement and expanded sector partnerships. Currently accredited cities include Abha, Mahayil, Tareeb, and King Khalid University City, reflecting the Kingdom's progress in building healthier and more sustainable communities.
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