Key Points
- More than 159 million trees planted
- Rehabilitation of 1 million hectares of degraded land
- Large-scale nature restoration efforts in arid geographies
By the Numbers
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Saudi Arabia has achieved the planting of more than 159 million trees as part of its Saudi Green Initiative launched in 2021, successfully rehabilitating 1 million hectares of degraded land.
The success of this endeavor, as noted by representatives of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification, demonstrates the feasibility of large-scale nature restoration efforts in arid geographies.
The driving force behind Saudi Arabia's success includes its vision to combat desertification and environmental projects.
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- Why did Saudi Arabia undertake tree planting?
- As part of its vision to combat desertification and environmental projects.
- How many trees were planted?
- More than 159 million trees.
- What is the size of the rehabilitated land?
- 1 million hectares.
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