أمير تبوك: خادم الحرمين وولي عهده يدعمان منظومة البيئة والمياه لتلبية احتياجات المواطنين

The Prince of Tabuk, Prince Fahd bin Sultan, affirmed the interest and support of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz, and the Crown Prince and Prime Minister, Prince Mohammed bin Salman, for the environmental, water, and agricultural system, as well as what the implemented projects in the region reflect regarding the leadership's commitment to achieving sustainable development and meeting the needs of citizens.

During his reception yesterday in his office at the emirate, the Prince of Tabuk welcomed the Deputy Minister of Environment, Water, and Agriculture, Engineer Mansour Hilal Al-Mushaiti, along with several ministry leaders. He reviewed the ministry's plans and activities in the region, the services provided to beneficiaries from projects that have been implemented and others currently underway, in addition to rural development programs, agricultural subsidies, and other projects and works. All of these reflected the ministry's commitment to providing the best services to farmers and beneficiaries in all cities, governorates, and centers of the Tabuk region, contributing to the support of the agricultural, water, and environmental sectors in the area.

The Prince of Tabuk emphasized the importance of continuing efforts and enhancing cooperation among all parties to ensure that projects are implemented according to the highest standards, to raise the quality of life and achieve a balance between development and the environment, ensuring its sustainability.

For his part, Engineer Al-Mushaiti expressed his gratitude and appreciation to the Prince of Tabuk for his continuous follow-up and constant support for the ministry's works and projects in the region, which have contributed to achieving many accomplishments and overcoming obstacles to project implementation. He highlighted the significant role of the Prince of Tabuk Award for the Model Farm, which has contributed to the development of agriculture in the region and had a greatly positive impact on farmers.