Umluj, 4 Muharram 1447H, corresponding to 29 June 2025. The Fourth Mango Festival in Umluj governorate concluded this evening after four days of displays and agricultural and educational activities, recording attendance of more than 14,000 visitors, with active participation from more than 35 farmers and a number of government, private and nonprofit bodies.

The festival was organized by the Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture's Tabuk branch office at the governorate's celebrations center, as part of efforts to support local farmers and expand direct marketing opportunities for their produce, especially the mango fruit for which the region is known for its quality and variety.

Eng. Amjad bin Abdullah Thulab, director of the Ministry's branch office, said the festival is part of a series of agricultural festivals held in Tabuk region to strengthen ties between farmers and consumers, open new marketing outlets that support the local agricultural economy, and drive sustainable rural development.

The festival featured varied pavilions showcasing farmers' produce, an awareness and extension corner offering lectures on modern farming methods and the Ministry's services, along with educational shows for families and children, adding a knowledge and cultural dimension to the experience.

Eng. Thulab also expressed appreciation for the continued support of HRH Prince Fahd bin Sultan, Governor of Tabuk Region, and his deputy, and their commitment to developing the agricultural sector, alongside the guidance of the Minister of Environment, Water and Agriculture and his deputy in opening opportunities for farmers and helping them overcome marketing challenges.