Bayda: Bayda governor Abdullah Idris launched a campaign on Monday to plant fruit trees along the main street of the city. The initiative aims to enhance the urban environment and beautify public spaces through community participation.
According to Yemen News Agency, the campaign plans to plant 600 fruit and ornamental trees in key streets of Bayda, Rada'a, and al-Sawadiyah. The trees being planted include fig, mulberry, and pomegranate varieties.
Governor Idris highlighted the significance of utilizing the rainy season to boost greenery and expand tree planting efforts across the region. He encouraged residents to actively participate in the campaign, underscoring the benefits of increased greenery for the local community and environment.