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In partnership with the Ministry of Municipality and Environment (MME), Qatar Rail has announced the launch of its Green initiative on World Earth Day 2021.

The initiative falls under its continued commitment to sustainability and the environment with the aim of raising awareness on impactful environmental issues.

Through the launch of this new Green Initiative, Doha Metro will plant a tree for every 5 million customer journeys taken on the metro until World Earth Day 2030.

The tree-planting initiative seeks to raise the awareness of environmental sustainability, planting trees, and preserving the planet.

Moreover, the trees will provide a visual reflection of the metro’s success in growing ridership and providing greener journeys for all.

This move reaffirms Qatar Rail’s commitment and contributions to a sustainable future and will help create a green space legacy for all.

These trees will become a visual representation of our inputs to the environmental sustainability agenda, for both this and future generations to come.

Doha Metro’s state-of-the-art design contributes to greener journeys and supports the nation’s development in line with the Qatar National Vision 2030.

The metro runs paperless tickets and works regularly with partners to support and promote environmental initiatives in Qatar, in addition to reducing the number of journeys made by road, reducing carbon emissions.

Doha Metro is the backbone of Qatar’s integrated public transport system, promoting the use of public transport in the country, and serves as a key contributor in the accomplishment of the Qatar National Vision 2030.

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