King Salman bin Abdulaziz Royal Reserve Development Authority has been added to the global database of protected areas.
It is the first Saudi reserve to be registered on a global website that is an official source of protected data with government agencies and international arrangements.
It should be remembered that in October of this year, the Shah Salman Protected National Forest organized a two-day seminar titled 'Protected National Forests and International Standards and Standards'.
It was organized with the support of the International Organization for Conservation of Natural Environment and the participation of government agencies.
It should be remembered that the Shah Salman Mahfouz National Royal Forest is the largest forest in the Middle East with an area of more than 130,000 square kilometers.
It is spread across the four regions of Saudi Arabia, Al-Jawf, Hail, Tabuk and Hudud North. There are also archaeological sites listed with UNESCO.
There is also the site of Jabba, which is much older than the 8th century BC.
