RIYADH: Minister of Environment, Water and Agriculture Abdulrahman Al-Fadhli said Saudi Arabia considers the environment vital for public health and economic growth, noting that Vision 2030 has been key in revitalizing ecosystems and advancing sustainability in the Kingdom’s national transformation.
He made the remarks during the opening of the IFAT Saudi Arabia conference and exhibition in Riyadh, which brought together global leaders in the circular economy, decision-makers, and investors, highlighting Saudi Arabia’s role in promoting environmental action, knowledge exchange, and partnerships in water and waste management.
Running until Jan. 28, the exhibition focuses on waste management, environmental services, and water, presenting the latest technologies, solutions, and best practices, the Saudi Press Agency reported.
With more than 450 exhibitors from 35 countries and 10 national pavilions, the exhibition highlights the Kingdom’s role as a regional hub for environmental and sustainability sectors.
Visitors explore solutions in waste management, recycling, water treatment, and circular-economy applications, supporting the Kingdom’s sustainability goals and enhancing resource efficiency.
