The company’s contribution to the UAE’s 100 million mangrove initiative underscores its long-term commitment to sustainability and social responsibility

Baraka Real Estate Development proudly participated in a mangrove planting initiative, a key part of the UAE’s ambitious plan to plant 100 million mangrove trees by 2030. The event highlighted Baraka’s ongoing dedication to climate action, biodiversity, and meaningful community engagement.

The hands-on campaign saw volunteers from the Baraka Real Estate Development team planting native mangrove saplings across one of Abu Dhabi’s most vital natural ecosystems. Baraka’s participation represents more than symbolic support; it reflects a boots-on-the-ground approach to environmental stewardship.

"Sustainability isn’t just a box to tick — it’s a mindset that drives how we build, how we engage, and how we give back," said a company spokesperson. "We’re proud to support the UAE’s ecological goals and stand beside initiatives that leave a lasting impact."

Mangrove forests are a critical part of the UAE’s environmental infrastructure, protecting coastlines from erosion, preserving marine biodiversity, and absorbing atmospheric carbon. In light of growing climate challenges, the UAE has made mangrove restoration a priority under its Net Zero by 2050 Strategy.