Saudi Arabia has highlighted its environmental and conservation successes during its participation at the International Conservation Congress hosted in the United Arab Emirates, reaffirming its commitment to sustainability and biodiversity protection.
The Saudi delegation presented a comprehensive overview of ongoing national initiatives, including programs for endangered species preservation, wildlife reintroduction, vegetation restoration, and desertification control — all part of the Kingdom’s broader efforts to protect natural ecosystems.
Officials emphasized that these initiatives are integral to Vision 2030, which places environmental sustainability at the heart of the Kingdom’s national transformation agenda through landmark projects such as the Saudi Green Initiative and the Middle East Green Initiative.
The congress also featured discussions on regional and global partnerships led by Saudi Arabia to strengthen cross-border environmental collaboration, including joint projects in renewable energy, migratory bird protection, and nature reserve management.
Delegates and participants praised the Kingdom’s progress in achieving a balance between economic growth and environmental preservation, positioning it as a regional leader in sustainable resource management.
Saudi Arabia’s active participation in the event reflects its growing leadership role in global environmental governance, as well as its dedication to scientific cooperation and sustainable development for future generations.
