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How Saudi cities are enhancing quality of life, while responding to environmental challenges

  • The Green Riyadh Project plans to plant 7.5 million trees, enhancing public spaces and managing flood risks
  • Saudi Arabia’s circular economy initiatives encourage adaptive building reuse and waste-to-energy projects
By Ghadi Joudah ·
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How Riyadh’s new King Salman Park will provide an urban haven for flora and fauna

By Waad Hussain ·

Green Riyadh begins construction on three huge parks

By Arab News ·
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2030 Expo bid puts the making of a green Riyadh in the limelight

By Rawan Radwan ·

1,350 km of water pipes to irrigate 7.5m trees in Riyadh

By Dhai Al-Mutairi ·

Saudi Green Initiative celebrates World Environment Day

By Sulafa Alkhunaizi ·

Fourth Green Riyadh project now in Al-Uraija neighborhood

By Arab News ·

Urban greening begins in Riyadh’s Al-Jazeera

By Hebshi Alshammari ·

Green Riyadh reaches its second station, Al-Naseem neighborhood

By Hebshi Al-Shammari ·

Green Riyadh project embarks on tree-planting campaign

By Arab News ·

Workshop to study Saudi Green Initiative afforestation plan

By SPA ·

Urban hackathon highlights future of ‘green’ Riyadh

By Arab News ·

Thousands of volunteers in Riyadh help plant trees in shape of map of Saudi Arabia

By Arab News ·

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