Jazan, June 3, 2025 (7 Dhu al-Hijjah 1446H) — As part of its efforts to boost the tourism and environmental sector and raise residents' quality of life, Jazan Municipality, represented by Sabya Governorate Municipality, has completed the preparation of a number of public parks and green spaces across the governorate and its affiliated centres, to high urban standards, so they can serve as civic breathing spaces that meet the aspirations of residents and visitors.

The move is part of a broader vision to turn parks into active elements of tourism attraction and sustainable development, by improving the infrastructure of recreational facilities and preparing public spaces as part of the Quality of Life Program, which stems from Saudi Vision 2030.

At a Glance: Parks Upgraded

  • King Fahd Eastern Park — 33,928 sq. m
  • King Fahd Western Park — 20,116 sq. m
  • King Abdullah Park — 30,955 sq. m
  • Al-Majd Park — 20,116 sq. m
  • Al-Safa Park — 38,303 sq. m
  • Al-Baher Park — 7,173 sq. m
  • Weekly Market Park — 224,228 sq. m
  • Al-Muruj Park — 116,821 sq. m
  • Al-Muhammadiyah Park — 13,900 sq. m
  • King Fahd District Park (Sabya frontage) — 18,335 sq. m

These parks feature shaded seating areas, varied green spaces, open courtyards, modern children's play equipment, sports courts and walking tracks, alongside essential public services for families and individuals.

The municipality said these projects are part of an integrated system of environmental, cultural and recreational initiatives aimed at strengthening the human and living dimension for residents, enhancing the governorate's appeal as a domestic tourism destination, and improving the lifestyle of all segments of the community.

It added that completing these parks helps encourage physical activity and provide a safe, healthy recreational environment, reflecting municipal bodies' commitment to keeping pace with national goals for the sustainable development of cities and public spaces.