RIYADH — Saudi Arabia has rehabilitated 1 million hectares of land under the National Greening Program (NGP), the Saudi green initiative announced.In a video shared on its official X account, the NGP, under the Saudi Green Initiative, said the milestone was achieved through its afforestation program.**media[2683857]**The program brings together government entities, the private sector, non-profit organizations, and volunteers to rehabilitate degraded lands and increase vegetation cover across the Kingdom.The 1 million hectares milestone marks a significant increase from the first phase, which covered 500,000 hectares.**media[2683856]**The work was carried out across multiple regions through scientifically driven restoration projects.The NGP said the efforts rely on selecting suitable native plants and applying modern techniques to ensure sustainability in arid environments.The program has been implemented across deserts, valleys, mountains, and coastal areas.**media[2683855]**The initiative also includes regulating grazing, managing water resources sustainably, harvesting rainwater, protecting vegetation cover, and enhancing natural habitats.These measures support the return of wildlife and provide suitable environments for migratory birds.The NGP said the initiative contributes to building a sustainable future for ecosystems and communities across the Kingdom.**media[2683858]**