Sustainable Development Goals

  There are many well-known local organizations who have worked hard for achieving this goal, Such as: A. SABIC SABIC Global Headquarters, Riyadh The company was established in 1976 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. SABIC was a miracle that was ranked among the world's largest petrochemical manufacturers, with a workforce of more than 31,000 distributed among nearly 50 countries. The company's shares were divided into 70% for the Saudi company (Aramco) and 30% traded on the Saudi Stock Exchange. Organization SABIC seeks to provide opportunities to customers in the market with regard to their industrial, agricultural, construction and medical requirements, this is why it is considered one of the largest chemical companies in the world. B. King Salman Energy Park (SPARK)  SPARK Headquarters, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Located within the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia. SPARK aspires  to make world-class infrastructure. Also included are petroleum production, petrochemical industries,...

  Global manufacturing growth was already declining before the COVID-19 pandemic because of tariffs and trade conflicts between the major economies of the world. Tariffs and trade disputes amongst the major economies of the world were already slowing down global industrial growth before the COVID-19 epidemic. Because it restricted the flow of people and goods, it disrupted global value chains and the manufacturing and transportation sectors when it struck. Small-scale industries have been especially at risk. A nation's ability to function and recover from shocks is hampered by the lack of reliable infrastructure, information and communication technologies, and essential services. To achieve Goal 9, the international community must invest more in infrastructure, industrialization, and the promotion of technological innovation. The quickness with which COVID-19 vaccines were developed and produced is one example of the power of tec...

Investments in industry, infrastructure and innovation are key factors for economic growth and development. More than half of the world's population now lives in cities, making public transport, renewable energy, ICT and the growth of new industries more important than ever. Technological advances are also key to finding lasting solutions to economic and environmental challenges such as: Creating new jobs and promoting energy efficiency. Promoting sustainable industries and investing in  scientific research and innovation are important ways to promote sustainable development.   Today, more than 4 billion of the world's population do not have internet access, 90% of whom live in developing countries. Bridging this digital divide is essential to ensuring equal access to information and knowledge and fostering innovation and entrepreneurship. This goal is important because it offers High quality, reliable and sustainable alter...

  Goal 1. No Poverty: This goal aims to end poverty in all its forms everywhere Goal 2. Zero Hunger:  This goal aims to make sure that every person has access to healthy food  and  is  protected from all  natural  disasters   Goal 3. Good Health and Well-being:  This goal aims to improve health in all of its  forms: The  physical, mental and social, and not just the absence of disease Goal 4. Quality  Education: This  goal aims to invest in quality education, to improve the economy, and make the work force more productive . Goal 5. Gender Equality:  This goal aims to measure gender equality in  three  aspects:  Participation, education, health and well-being . Goal 6. Clean Water and  Sanitation:  This goal focuses on  providing a clean water supply and effective sanitation for all people by 2030. Goal 7. Affordable and Clean Energy:   This goal aims to  reduce the use of po...

The meaning of sustainable development Sustainable development is a response to increasing awareness that the path to growth, prosperity, and social well-being requires a more equitable distribution of wealth, efficient use of resources, and attention to the needs of future generations. Sustainable development is about ensuring that economic growth, social development, and environmental protection go hand in hand. The economy must serve social needs, economic growth must be equitable, efficient, and sustainable, and the environment must be protected. Natural resources must be used wisely. Example of a sustainable development initiative in Saudi Arabia: The green Riyadh project: The grand plan is to transform Riyadh into a greener cooler city for twice the population. Pillars of Sustainable Development: A. Social: The people's aspect in terms of equity, human rights and happiness B. Economical: Long-term economic growth without negatively affecting the future generations C. Reducing...