Riyadh: The Imam Abdulaziz bin Mohammed Royal Reserve Development Authority is actively participating in the Saudi General Aviation Airshow, known as Sand and Fun, which is being held at the King Khalid Royal Reserve from November 19 to 23. The authority’s participation focuses on promoting environmental protection and emphasizing the critical role that natural reserves play in sustainable development.

According to Saudi Press Agency, the authority’s pavilion at the airshow is designed to educate visitors about various environmental initiatives, including habitat rehabilitation, vegetation development, and wildlife protection efforts. A significant highlight is the reintroduction of native plants and the rehabilitation of land across the Royal Reserves, which are crucial components of their conservation strategies.

Visitors at the pavilion can engage with interactive displays and explore the modern technologies that the authority employs in its innovative scientific methods. The experience is further enrich
ed by stunning images of the reserves and detailed information on their environmental initiatives. These exhibits provide insights into the authority’s commitment to ecotourism and environmental protection.

The Royal Reserve Authority’s efforts are in alignment with the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030, which aims to enhance the quality of life and establish a sustainable environment in the kingdom. Through their participation in the airshow, the authority seeks to highlight the importance of these initiatives in achieving long-term ecological balance and sustainability.