AlUla emerges as a leading mango-producing region in Saudi Arabia

 

Saudi Arabia's AlUla producing over one thousand tons of mangoes annually 

AlUla province is rapidly gaining recognition as one of Saudi Arabia’s key agricultural centers, producing over 1,000 tonnes of mangoes annually across more than 125 hectares of farmland.

According to the Royal Commission for AlUla, as reported by the Saudi Press Agency, the region is home to more than 50,000 mango trees, yielding approximately 1,125 tonnes of fruit each year. This output places AlUla among the top mango-producing areas in the Kingdom.

 

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Locally cultivated mango varieties such as "Zebda," "Senara," and "Keitt" are especially prized for their rich flavor and high quality — attributes credited to AlUla’s fertile soil and favorable growing conditions.

The mango harvest season runs from July through September, drawing visitors to the province’s farms to enjoy the seasonal fruit and experience AlUla’s agricultural charm.

The Royal Commission continues to invest in modernizing the local agricultural sector. Current efforts focus on improving farming infrastructure, advancing sustainable practices, and strengthening food security — all while preserving AlUla’s unique environmental and cultural heritage.

 

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These initiatives aim to further elevate AlUla’s profile as a thriving, sustainable agricultural hub within Saudi Arabia’s broader economic and ecological development goals.

Source: tvbrics.com