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Riyadh Green: How the Kingdom Contributed in Earth Hour

Earth Hour is an event celebrated globally to raise awareness about climate change and other environmental issues that are threatening the Earth.
The initiative is organized every year by World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), and this year Riyadh has participated in the event that aim for the better benefit of current and future generations. Riyadh Green is helping achieve this by increasing the number of green areas through the planting of 7.5 million trees.
#EarthHour is an International occasion highlighting the importance of saving our environment for the benefit of current and future generations. #Green_Riyadh contributes to achieving that by increasing green cover within the city of Riyadh by planting 7.5 million trees pic.twitter.com/5JQSBXdVYa
— الرياض الخضراء (@Riyadh_Green) March 30, 2019
The initiative was held in King Fahad National Library Plaza, on Saturday night, 30th March 2019. The event was announced prior to that day, and invited people to participate in the occasion, to which people complied and the event witnessed a number of environmentalists.
The Citizens of Riyadh have participated in the #EarthHour initiative which is aligned with the #Green_Riyadh project to raise awareness about saving the environment. This international event is a step in the transformation that this project hopes to achieve pic.twitter.com/oCi1aqolXM
— الرياض الخضراء (@Riyadh_Green) March 31, 2019
It is wonderful to see Saudi Arabia not only participating in the one-day event, but working on a long term plan to actually help save the environment and control the climate change.
We can’t wait to see Saudi Arabia’s capital Riyadh turn into a green oasis, with what the kingdom says will be the largest urban park in the entire world.
The project is expected to increase the amount of green space in the capital 16-fold, when implemented. It will also include Art Riyadh, a district that including museums, theaters, exhibitions, cinemas and art academies.
The project is presented by Prince Mohammed bin Salman, and it comes as part of the Saudi Vision 2030, that aims to bring life to the city and develop the lifestyle of its residents.
#خادم_الحرمين_الشريفين يستمع إلى شرح مفصل من سمو #ولي_العهد عن عناصر ومكونات مشروع #الرياض_الخضراء#مشاريع_الرياض_الكبرى pic.twitter.com/Gi1O0MnNdk
— الرياض الخضراء (@Riyadh_Green) March 19, 2019
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Beaches of the Kingdom Are About to Get Cleaner with This New Campaign

Beaches of the Kingdom are about to get cleaner with the ‘Let’s Make Them Cleaner’ initiative, which was launched on Friday by the Saudi Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development.
Professional divers are taking part of the campaign as volunteers who are ready to clean the beaches and seabeds of Saudi Arabia, in order to save the marine environment from pollution.
The initiative is one of the events launched for Saudi and International Volunteer Day, which is celebrated every year on the 5th of December.
Entitles ‘Ataa Watan,’ the event covers several programs and activities across Saudi Arabia, they were held in partnership with government bodies and NGOs.
So far, the ministry launched five initiatives throughout this year, as part of the Voluntary Work Platform it launched on March 31, 2020.