Dr. Soliman Fakeeh Hospital Riyadh embraces the vision of a sustainable future through active participation in the Saudi Green Initiative. With a pledge to plant over 1,000 trees, we affirm our commitment to environmental stewardship and the prosperity of our community, cultivating a healthier environment for the enduring benefit of our nation.

Our initiative goes beyond tree planting, encompassing comprehensive strategies to reduce our carbon footprint, conserve water, and minimize waste. By integrating green practices into our daily operations, we aim to set a benchmark for sustainability in the healthcare sector.

We are also engaging with local schools and community organizations to educate and involve them in our green efforts, fostering a culture of environmental awareness and responsibility. This collaborative approach ensures that our sustainability goals are shared and supported by the wider community.

Through regular monitoring and reporting, we will track the progress of our green initiatives, ensuring transparency and accountability in our environmental endeavors. Our efforts align with the broader national objectives of Vision 2030, contributing to a greener and more sustainable Saudi Arabia.

Furthermore, we are exploring renewable energy sources to power our facilities, reducing reliance on non-renewable resources and promoting energy efficiency. Our green roofs and urban gardens not only enhance the hospital's aesthetics but also improve air quality and biodiversity.

Incorporating eco-friendly materials and sustainable practices in our building projects is another key aspect of our commitment, aiming to achieve LEED certification for our facilities. By leading these initiatives, Dr. Soliman Fakeeh Hospital Riyadh aspires to inspire other institutions to adopt sustainable practices, creating a ripple effect throughout the nation.

Together, we can make significant strides towards a sustainable future, ensuring that our actions today leave a lasting positive impact on the environment for generations to come.