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Doha Municipality decorates several key locations with seasonal flowers in preparation for winter

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Last updated: 2025/11/25 at 2:37 PM
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Doha, Qatar – The Doha Municipality has completed a large-scale flower planting initiative across key public spaces and gardens in preparation for the winter season. The project, part of the “Let’s Make them More Beautiful” campaign, aims to enhance the city’s aesthetic appeal and provide a welcoming environment for residents and the anticipated influx of tourists. The initiative underscores Qatar’s commitment to sustainable urban development and aligns with the goals of Qatar Vision 2030.

Over 12 locations throughout Doha have been revitalized with seasonal blooms, including prominent areas like the new airport road, Legtaifiya Lakes, the West Bay area, and Al Dafna Park. The municipality reports planting over 160,000 seedlings of petunias and marigolds alone, covering an area of 16,600 square meters. This effort is intended to create visually appealing landscapes and contribute to a more pleasant urban experience.

Enhancing Doha’s Landscape with Strategic Flower Planting

The decision to focus on flower planting in these specific locations reflects a strategic approach to urban beautification. According to the Doha Municipality, the selection of sites prioritizes areas frequented by both residents and visitors, maximizing the impact of the initiative. The use of petunias and marigolds was likely chosen for their vibrant colors, resilience to the local climate, and relatively low maintenance requirements.

Focus on Tourist Destinations

Legtaifiya Lakes and the West Bay area, both popular tourist destinations, received significant attention during the campaign. These areas are often featured in promotional materials showcasing Qatar’s modern infrastructure and recreational opportunities. Improving the aesthetic quality of these locations is expected to further enhance their appeal to international travelers.

Additionally, the new airport road, a major gateway for arrivals, has been transformed with extensive floral displays. This creates a positive first impression for visitors and contributes to a sense of welcome. The municipality’s efforts extend beyond purely aesthetic considerations, aiming to foster a healthier urban environment.

However, maintaining these floral displays in Qatar’s climate presents ongoing challenges. The region experiences high temperatures and limited rainfall for much of the year, requiring consistent irrigation and careful plant selection. The municipality has not publicly detailed the specific water conservation measures being employed, but sustainable landscaping practices are increasingly emphasized in the region.

The project also supports Qatar’s broader sustainability goals. The initiative aligns with the country’s commitment to achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, particularly those related to sustainable cities and communities. Qatar Vision 2030, the nation’s long-term development plan, emphasizes environmental sustainability and quality of life for its citizens. Landscaping plays a key role in achieving these objectives.

Meanwhile, the “Let’s Make them More Beautiful” campaign isn’t solely focused on garden design. The Doha Municipality regularly undertakes various initiatives to improve the city’s public spaces, including tree planting, park maintenance, and the installation of public art. These efforts collectively contribute to a more vibrant and livable urban environment.

The success of this flower planting campaign will be evaluated based on public feedback and the overall health and longevity of the floral displays. The municipality has not announced specific metrics for measuring success, but ongoing monitoring of plant health and visitor satisfaction is anticipated. Future plans may include expanding the campaign to additional locations and incorporating a wider variety of plant species. The long-term impact on Qatar’s urban green spaces remains to be seen, but the initial response has been positive.

Looking ahead, the Doha Municipality is expected to continue its efforts to maintain and expand these floral displays throughout the winter season. Further announcements regarding future landscaping projects and sustainability initiatives are anticipated in the coming months. The municipality will likely monitor the effectiveness of the current plantings to inform future landscaping strategies and ensure the continued beautification of Doha.

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