Economy Ministry Becomes First Ministry in Saudi Arabia to Earn LEED Platinum Certification

The Ministry of Economy and Planning, in partnership with Osool Integrated Real Estate Co., has been awarded the LEED Platinum certification for Operations and Maintenance of existing buildings, becoming the first ministry in the Kingdom to receive this recognition and reflecting its commitment to world-class sustainability practices and operational excellence.
 LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification is developed and issued by the US Green Building Council. It is the world’s top green building rating system that certifies buildings meeting the highest standards in energy and water efficiency, indoor environmental quality, resource management, and carbon reduction.
 The achievement carries particular significance as the ministry leads the Kingdom’s efforts to advance the Sustainable Development Goals. By attaining the most rigorous international benchmark for sustainable operations, the ministry is leading by practice as well as policy, strengthening the Kingdom’s position in global sustainability forums and aligning directly with the ambitions of Saudi Vision 2030.
 This recognition reflects the Ministry of Economy and Planning’s role in shaping a sustainable future for Saudi Arabia while driving meaningful impact through partnerships at both national and international levels.