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ME Construction
03-04-2025
- Business
- ME Construction
Miral, ADM and ALEC plant 300 trees at Al Masar Park in Khalifa City
Industry News Miral, ADM and ALEC plant 300 trees at Al Masar Park in Khalifa City By As part of this initiative, participants engaged in a tree-planting activity, planting 200 Ghaf trees, 50 Delonix regia, and 50 Azadirachta indica Miral partnered with Abu Dhabi Municipality (ADM) and ALEC to plant 300 trees at Al Masar Park in Khalifa City. This initiative concludes Miral's 'Planting Roots for a Sustainable Future' campaign, as part of its Group CSR Strategy, which focuses on environmental protection. This initiative aligns with the 'Year of Community' initiative, bringing together over 200 attendees, including employees from Miral and ALEC, and 80 school students from Yasmina British Academy and Yas American Academy. As part of this initiative, participants engaged in a tree-planting activity, planting 200 Ghaf trees, 50 Delonix regia (Flame trees), and 50 Azadirachta indica (Neem tree/Indian lilac). Through this they not only raised awareness about environmental conservation but also contributed to creating a greener future. They gained insights into the ecological and cultural significance of Ghaf trees. These trees hold importance in sustaining the region's ecosystem, playing a crucial role in environmental preservation, said a statement. 'Our vision is to shape world-class destinations that not only redefine experiences but also contribute meaningfully to a sustainable future for our community,' said Taghrid AlSaeed, Executive Director of Marketing, Communications & Events at Miral. 'Planting these trees including the Ghaf trees, a symbol of resilience and heritage in the UAE, represents our long-term commitment to environmental protection and creating a greener future. By partnering with Abu Dhabi Municipality (ADM) and ALEC, we hope to inspire upcoming generations to become champions of sustainability and environmental care, fostering a sense of collective ownership in creating a healthier and vibrant environment for all.' Salma Al Mansouri, Director of Al Tawajud Al Baladi – Khalifa, reaffirmed Abu Dhabi Municipality's commitment to support events and initiatives that contribute to improving the quality of life for individuals in the UAE. She shed light on how the initiative aligns with the objectives of the 'Plant the Emirates' National Programme that was launched by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister of the UAE, and Ruler of Dubai, which aims to enhance agricultural development, increase national food security, and expand green spaces. Al Mansouri emphasised Abu Dhabi Municipality's keenness to collaborate with the private sector to support efforts in environmental protection and the sustainability of green areas in the emirate. 'At ALEC, sustainability isn't just a principle – it's part of how we build. Partnering with Miral and Abu Dhabi Municipality on the 'Planting Roots for a Sustainable Future' initiative is a meaningful way for us to give back to the communities we help shape. Planting resilient tree species like the Ghaf—a symbol of endurance and heritage in the UAE—reflects our commitment to nurturing ecosystems and creating a lasting environmental legacy. Together, we're not just planting trees; we're fostering a culture of sustainability that will inspire future generations and help ensure a greener, more vibrant Abu Dhabi for years to come,' commented Dewald Smith, Senior Project Manager at ALEC. The Ghaf tree was recognised as the national tree of the UAE in 2008, showcasing resilience, endurance, and adaptability. Miral's 'Planting Roots for a Sustainable Future' initiative reflects its commitment to creating long-term value for the UAE, while prioritising economic growth, environmental responsibility, and community well-being within its CSR strategy.
Al Etihad
02-04-2025
- Business
- Al Etihad
In collaboration with Abu Dhabi Municipality and ALEC, Miral plants 300 trees as part of Planting Roots for a Sustainable Future initiative
2 Apr 2025 12:11 ABU DHABI (ALETIHAD)Miral, in collaboration with Abu Dhabi Municipality (ADM) and ALEC, has planted 300 trees at Al Masar Park in Khalifa City, Abu Dhabi. The activity successfully concludes Miral's Planting Roots for a Sustainable Future initiative, reaffirming its commitment to protecting the environment, a main pillar under its Group Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative also aligned with the aspirations of the UAE Year of Community, bringing together more than 200 attendees, including employees from Miral and ALEC, as well as around 80 school students from Yasmina British Academy and Yas American Academy. As part of the initiative, participants planted 200 Ghaf trees, 50 Delonix regia (Flame trees), and 50 Azadirachta indica (Neem/Indian lilac trees), actively raising awareness while contributing to a greener future. Participants also gained firsthand insight into the ecological and cultural significance of Ghaf trees and the vital role they play in sustaining the Middle East's ecosystem while directly contributing to environmental Director of Marketing, Communications and Events at Miral, Taghrid AlSaeed, said, 'Our vision is to shape world-class destinations that not only redefine experiences, but also contribute meaningfully to a sustainable future for our community. Planting these trees, including the Ghaf trees, a symbol of resilience and heritage in the UAE, represents our long-term commitment to environmental protection and creating a greener future. By partnering with Abu Dhabi Municipality (ADM) and ALEC, we hope to inspire upcoming generations to become champions of sustainability and environmental care, fostering a sense of collective ownership in creating a healthier and vibrant environment for all.'Director of Al Tawajud Al Baladi – Khalifa, Salma Al Mansouri, reaffirmed ADM's commitment to supporting events and initiatives that contribute to improving the quality of life for individuals in the UAE. Al Mansouri shed light on how the initiative aligns with the objectives of the Plant the Emirates National Programme launched by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE, and Ruler of Dubai, which aims to enhance agricultural development, increase national food security, and expand green spaces. Al Mansouri emphasised ADM's keenness to collaborate with the private sector to support efforts in environmental protection and the sustainability of green areas in the Project Manager at ALEC, Dewald Smith, said, 'At ALEC, sustainability isn't just a principle, it's part of how we build. Partnering with Miral and Abu Dhabi Municipality on the Planting Roots for a Sustainable Future initiative is a meaningful way for us to give back to the communities we help shape. Planting resilient tree species like the Ghaf, a symbol of endurance and heritage in the UAE, reflects our commitment to nurturing ecosystems and creating a lasting environmental legacy. Together, we're not just planting trees; we're fostering a culture of sustainability that will inspire future generations and help ensure a greener, more vibrant Abu Dhabi for years to come.'The Ghaf tree holds a special place in Emirati culture and heritage. Recognised as the national tree of the UAE in 2008, it symbolises resilience, endurance, and adaptability. Similarly, the Delonix regia and Azadirachta indica are resilient tree species that not only provide shade and beautify the landscape, but also contribute to the emirate's natural ecosystem. The Planting Roots for a Sustainable Future initiative is yet another testament to Miral's ambition in creating long-term value for the UAE, balancing economic growth with environmental responsibility and community wellbeing under its CSR in September 2023, Miral's Group CSR Strategy focuses on eight pillars: Skill Development & Livelihood, Education, Social Welfare, Health & Wellness, Promotion of Sports, Arts, Culture & Tourism, Environment, and Animal Welfare. Through various initiatives, Miral engages with community members from all walks of life, working to create meaningful and lasting impact.
Express Tribune
02-03-2025
- General
- Express Tribune
Sindh University to develop Miyawaki forest
The Sindh University is developing a Miyawaki forest covering 4,000 square yards of its land at Hyder Bux Pavilion in Jamshoro district. During the campaign, there is a plan to plant 10,000 saplings in collaboration with the Oil and Gas Development Company Limited (OGDCL), started on Friday with some 700 saplings planted on the first day. Vice Chancellor Professor Dr Khalil-Ur-Rehman Khoumbhati, speaking at the inaugural event, said, at least six-foot-tall trees, with a survival rate of above 90%, are being planted. He expressed hope that the Miyawaki forest would add to the varsity's beautiful landscape besides improving the environment. Director of the Institute of Plant Sciences, Prof Dr Rabia Memon briefed the method applied for the plant growth in a Miyawaki forest-enabled trees to grow 10 times faster and 30 times denser besides becoming self-sustaining in a few years. A variety of trees like neem, sukhchain, terminalia, gulmohar (Delonix regia), moringa (Moringa oleifera), China rose, euphorbia and ziziphus, are being planted in the forest.
