New UAE Project to Plant 10,000 Trees in Mosque Courtyards
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The UAE is known for its stunning mosques, which feature traditional Islamic designs and expansive courtyards. In a bid to enhance these spaces further, the Ministry of Climate Change and Environment, along with the General Authority of Islamic Affairs, Endowments, and Zakat, has launched the "Plant Our Mosques" initiative.
A Greener Future for Mosques
As part of this initiative, around 10,000 trees will be planted in mosque courtyards across the country. This effort is designed to make these sacred spaces more sustainable while contributing to the country’s ongoing environmental goals.
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Part of the 'Plant the Emirates' Program
The tree planting project is part of the larger "Plant the Emirates" program, which aims to boost the UAE's green initiatives. This effort pays tribute to the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, whose legacy in agriculture and humanitarian work continues to inspire the nation's environmental efforts.
With this initiative, the UAE is taking significant steps toward enhancing its natural landscape while honoring its heritage and commitment to sustainability.