Erbil-Mosul road to blossom with 70,000 trees, flowers
The greening initiative, implemented by the Ministry of Municipalities and Tourism, is considered a strategic project for the Kurdistan Regional Government.
ERBIL (Kurdistan 24) - A major greening project along the Erbil-Mosul road is set to transform the landscape, with over 70,000 trees and flowers planned for planting. The initiative aims to enhance Erbil's natural beauty and create a welcoming gateway to the city.
On Saturday, Minister of Municipalities and Tourism Sasan Awni and Erbil Governor Omed Khoshnaw visited the project site to assess its progress. They were accompanied by the Deputy Governor, the Mayor of Erbil, and other officials.
During the visit, the Minister and Governor emphasized their support for the project and expressed their desire for its swift completion.
The greening initiative, implemented by the Ministry of Municipalities and Tourism, is considered a strategic project for the Kurdistan Regional Government.
Spanning an impressive 205,000 square meters, the project is being built at a cost of over 3 billion 420 million dinars. Currently, approximately 50% of the work has been finished, including cleaning, warehouse construction, well drilling, and water network installation.
The project's primary objective is to increase the amount of greenery in Erbil, contributing to a healthier and more aesthetically pleasing environment.
By planting a diverse array of trees and flowers, the initiative seeks to create a vibrant green space that welcomes visitors and residents alike.
This ambitious endeavor exemplifies the KRG's commitment to sustainable development and environmental conservation. The Erbil-Mosul road greening project is expected to have a positive impact on air quality, biodiversity, and overall quality of life in the region.