The General Department of Investment works to identify and develop investment opportunities that support the growth of vegetation cover. This is achieved by utilizing its lands, preserving its natural components, and developing its infrastructure according to environmental investment standards and regulations. The goal is to promote the concept of sustainability, support the Saudi Green Initiative, and advance the path of ecotourism.
Objectives:
- Preserve and develop the nation's natural plant wealth.
- Provide sustainable tourism alternatives to enhance the quality of life.
- Increase investment opportunities and partnerships.
- Address the challenges facing the development of vegetation cover and combat desertification.
- Reduce costs and increase both direct and indirect revenues.
Investment Figures in Vegetation Cover Lands:
- 45 tender opportunities available
- 21 long-term investment sites currently under study.
- 350 opportunities being studied.
- 4 long-term contracts signed in 2024.
- 203 seasonal investment contracts.
Investment Project Fields in Vegetation Cover Lands:
- Projects in natural rangelands.
- Projects in national parks.
- Biodiversity projects.
- Projects in forest lands.
- Tourism projects.
- Nursery projects.
- Camping projects.
- Sports projects.
- Entertainment projects.
We welcome all investment opportunities that comply with the Environmental Law and its executive regulations.
Investment Targets in Vegetation Cover Lands:
- Eco-Friendly Hotels projects
- Tourist camp projects.
- Eco and therapeutic tourism projects, and nature-related activities.
- Natural museums, villages, and theaters.
- Project for establishing and operating parking lots for mobile homes (caravans).
- Nature-based events and adventures, such as hiking, paragliding, and mountain biking.
- Management and operation of camping platforms/beekeepers.
- Clean energy production project.
- Project to establish and operate sports, scouting, and scientific camps.
- Establishment of nurseries, botanical gardens, and zoological parks.
- Greening activities.
- Management of plant nurseries.
- Management of plant quarantine sites.
- Management of the Seed Propagation Center.
- Designing, constructing, and operating a livestock shelter center.
- Preservation and rehabilitation of rangelands.
- Development, management, and operation of national parks.
- Management and operation of the removal of harmful plants and tree waste.
- Conducting inspections and issuing fines.
Note: All investment opportunities and ideas that do not conflict with the Environmental Law and its executive regulations are accepted.
