100 environmental investment opportunities presented in Saudi Arabia through the Fursah platform

In a strategic move aimed at boosting investment in the Kingdom’s natural resources, the National Center for Vegetation Development and Combating Desertification the offering of a wide range of investment opportunities, amounting to 100 diverse opportunities in vegetation sites, geographically distributed across 11 administrative regions in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Details of investment opportunities and targeted areas

The new opportunities cover a wide range of activities that meet the aspirations of investors and entrepreneurs, primarily including camping, caravan operations, and the organization of environmental and tourism events. These opportunities are distributed across vital regions including Riyadh, Makkah, Madinah, the Eastern Province, Qassim, Asir, Najran, Hail, Tabuk, Al-Baha, and Al-Jawf. This comprehensive geographical distribution ensures balanced development and optimal utilization of the Kingdom's diverse natural resources.

Vision Context: Saudi Green Initiative and Quality of Life

This announcement cannot be viewed in isolation from the broader national context; this step represents a practical implementation of the goals of the Kingdom's Vision 2030 , specifically the "Green Saudi Arabia" initiative. Through the involvement of the private sector, the center aims to achieve environmental sustainability that contributes to combating desertification and increasing green spaces, while transforming these areas into attractive tourist destinations that enhance the quality of life for citizens and residents and provide world-class natural recreational areas.

Economic impact and strengthening partnership with the private sector

These opportunities are of great economic importance, as they aim to activate public-private partnerships (PPPs). This investment drive is expected to contribute to:

• Activating ecotourism: by creating new destinations that attract visitors from inside and outside the Kingdom, thus enhancing Saudi Arabia’s position on the regional ecotourism map.
• Creating job opportunities: These projects, whether seasonal or long-term, will provide direct and indirect job opportunities for citizens, especially in remote areas and governorates, thus supporting local development.
• Diversifying income sources: Investing in environmental assets contributes to supplying the national economy with non-oil resources, and is one of the main pillars of economic transformation in the Kingdom.

Application and communication process

The National Center for Vegetation Development affirmed its commitment to streamlining procedures for investors, noting that these opportunities were presented through the "Fursah" platform to ensure transparency and equal opportunity. The Center also encouraged those interested in investing or inquiring to contact them through official channels, including the dedicated email address and unified number, emphasizing its commitment to providing all necessary support to ensure the success of these pioneering environmental projects.