The "world's first" fan zone using plastic pallets

 Football fans love to watch matches in large crowds, especially during big events and derby matches. Therefore, SAL Logistics responded in a timely manner to the fans' demands and opened a dedicated fan zone in Riyadh.

The new fan zone will be located in Lee Son Valley and will promote interaction among the football community. The project was created using more than 1,000 plastic pallets used to load goods at SAL postal stations and is the first of its kind in the world in terms of sustainability. Fan in recyclable space.

The project, founded by SAL, will provide football fans with a dynamic environment that allows them to watch Saudi Professional League matches, which includes more than 200 seats.

The Fan Zone will also provide an action-packed viewing experience of the latest matches from the fastest growing league in world football.

SAL also developed the project with a focus on Saudi Arabia's ambitious sustainability goals, including promoting sustainable development.

As the final match of the Saudi Roshan League begins, spectators in the new fan zone will make history in the field of sustainable sports infrastructure.

Commenting on the idea of the new fan zone, Faisal Al-Badaa, Managing Director and CEO of SAL, said: “At SAL, our commitment to sustainability and creativity was the motivation behind building the first entertainment zone made entirely of plastic goods and which will be distributed throughout the Kingdom in partnership with the Sustainable Demand Program. Petroleum, and it is used daily in 18 stations throughout the Kingdom.

He added: “The company wanted to play its part in addressing environmental issues and reducing tree cutting by demonstrating the benefits of recycled materials. As the logistics sponsor of the Saudi Professional League, we are also committed to bringing communities together through shared fun.” The sport of football.

Mr. Al-Badaa admitted that the response from the fans since the opening of the fan zone has been “very positive.”

He added: "More than 200 fans attended our first ceremony, to encourage the Al-Hilal and Al-Ahly teams. This encouraging interaction confirms the effectiveness of our strategy and helps us become one of the most advanced players in the world. This is an incentive." For me to expand my efforts and follow the path of ascension. “Reality.”

Mohammed Al-Tayyar, Program Manager at OSP, highlighted the importance of plastic pallets in environmental sustainability and economic performance.

“From an environmental point of view, this material is very durable and recyclable, and it is also time and resource efficient, as no trees need to be cut down to make the wooden pallets,” he said.

He added that plastic pallets last longer than alternatives and can be reused more than 250 times, reducing carbon emissions.

Mr. Al Tayer explained that the Oil Demand Sustainability Program has plans to replicate the success of Fun Zone in other industries.

He concluded: “We will create, recreate and modify sustainable solutions for transportation, materials and facilities to meet the world’s needs.”

The opening of the Fan Zone is a milestone in the sports scene in Riyadh and represents a shift towards a more sustainable way of interacting with the fan community.

Spectators flocking to Li Son Valley to watch the Saudi Rush League final will not only share in the excitement of competitive football, but will also learn about the importance of environmental sustainability.