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New Saudi Environmental Standards

New Saudi Environmental Standards: Towards More Committed Sustainable Development

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has launched a new set of environmental standards and regulations aimed at enhancing environmental protection and balancing economic growth with the preservation of natural resources. This initiative is part of the efforts by the Ministry of Environment, Water, and Agriculture and the General Authority of Meteorology and Environmental Protection to support Vision 2030 and achieve sustainable development at all levels.

The new standards focus on several key areas, including air quality management, wastewater treatment, safe waste disposal, and control of industrial emissions, along with developing precise mechanisms to assess the environmental impact of new projects. An integrated digital system has also been adopted to facilitate environmental licensing and field monitoring.

A distinctive feature of these standards is the integration of smart technologies in environmental monitoring, with electronic platforms developed for real-time tracking of air, water, and soil quality, enhancing the ability of authorities to intervene quickly and make data-driven decisions. The new regulations also encourage industrial facilities to implement Environmental Management Systems (ISO 14001) to ensure continuous compliance with national and international standards.

These efforts reflect the Kingdom’s strong commitment to achieving a clean and safe environment for future generations, while supporting innovation and investment in green technologies. The standards represent a pivotal step in building a sustainable national economy that balances industrial development with the preservation of the natural environment.