Saudi Arabia Introduces Its First Coffee-producing City

Saudi Arabia is making significant strides in establishing the region’s first coffee-producing city in Mashouqa, Al Baha. This ambitious project has already seen the planting of over half a million coffee trees, marking it as the largest coffee farm in the Middle East.

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Key Details

  • Location: The coffee city is situated in the southwest of Saudi Arabia, covering more than 1.6 million square meters.
  • Future Plans: Efforts are ongoing to plant an additional 100,000 coffee trees. The project will also include:
    • A dedicated factory
    • A roastery
    • Modern irrigation systems
    • Comprehensive transport infrastructure

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Agricultural Diversification

Al Baha is positioning itself as Saudi Arabia’s first major coffee bean producer, contributing to the Kingdom’s agricultural diversification efforts. The coffee city is intended to be the first of multiple specialized agricultural clusters, with future zones focusing on:

  • Mangoes
  • Pomegranates
  • Honey

These products are deeply rooted in Al Baha’s farming heritage.

Cultural and Economic Impact

Coffee holds a significant place in Arabian hospitality and culture. This project aims to promote coffee not only as a symbol of tradition but also as a catalyst for economic growth. Through the development of the coffee city, Saudi Arabia seeks to enhance its role in the global coffee industry while preserving its cultural heritage.

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