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Senior officials from across Dubai’s government took part in a tree-planting campaign at the Quranic Garden in Al Khawaneej as part of an initiative to plant 20,000 trees across the emirate. The program, led by Dubai Municipality and the Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA), marks the 20th anniversary of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum’s leadership of Dubai.
The event brought together directors general and chief executives from key government entities, alongside students and community members. The initiative aims to expand green spaces, improve urban landscaping, and support environmental sustainability in line with the Urban Environment pillar of the Dubai Quality of Life Strategy 2033.
Dubai Municipality is overseeing implementation, supplying a range of ornamental and fruit-bearing trees and shrubs, and identifying planting sites across parks and neighborhoods, including Al Barsha, Nad Al Sheba, Jumeirah, Al Quoz, and Al Warqa’a. The municipality is also using smart irrigation and monitoring systems to ensure efficient water use and long-term plant health.
KHDA is coordinating the participation of schools and universities, while Furjan Dubai, the community partner, is organizing resident and volunteer involvement. Together, the entities aim to embed environmental responsibility across government, education, and local communities as part of a broader effort to enhance Dubai’s urban environment.
Photo credits: Government of Dubai Media Office