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Modern Greenhouses and Shade-Net Houses for Flowers in Qatar's Desert

Ahead of the 2022 World Cup, Qatar's Al Sulaiteen complex is growing millions of flowers under shade nets to landscape the country.

Qatar, a land of scorching desert, is being adorned with flowers. With the 2022 football World Cup ahead, large agro-industrial companies have taken charge of redesigning Qatar's landscape, keeping pace with the world's best practices.

Flowers in the heat


Roads, the fronts of large buildings and parts of the desert now beckon with extraordinary natural beauty, and fresh flowers survive even in the fierce sun. In places, vertical gardens climb walls. The major task of adorning the whole country has gone to the Al Sulaiteen Agricultural and Industrial Complex, one of Qatar's largest agro-industrial companies.

Millions of potted flowers


In Umm Salal Ali, beneath a huge nursery shade on 3.5 hectares, is a heavenly scene of millions of blooming flowers, mostly potted. The world's best agricultural companies are developing desert-suited flower varieties for them. The company's main visionary says their plans for natural beauty are big, alongside achieving some self-sufficiency in food security.

Source: Shykh Seraj, Hridoye Mati O Manush. First published in Bengali on The Agro News.

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