Saudi Arabia: AlUla signs deal to boost biodiversity and sustainability efforts

 

Saudi Arabia's AlUla to promote best practices in biodiversity conservation

The Royal Commission for AlUla has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Imam Turki bin Abdullah Royal Nature Reserve Development Authority to enhance cooperation on environmental and community development initiatives.

The partnership aims to promote best practices in public development, biodiversity conservation, environmental sustainability, and community engagement in AlUla, contributing to a robust national framework for natural resource protection, according to the Saudi Press Agency.

 

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The MoU emphasizes the exchange of expertise in biodiversity conservation and social affairs management, reflecting both organizations’ commitment to local and national development goals.

It also fosters collaboration among specialized government entities and supports frameworks for integrated sustainability and biodiversity protection, aligning with AlUla’s vision and Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030.

Source: Arab News