King Abdullah University of Science and Technology opened a new coral restoration facility in the Red Sea. The project aims to grow 360,000 corals each year. It will restore 100 hectares of reef by 2030. The initiative was announced at COP31. Advanced research and AI technology are used to improve coral resilience. The facility is the largest of its kind globally. It is designed to serve as a model for other restoration efforts. The project responds to increasing global reef bleaching. Scientists hope to create a sustainable coral recovery system. The facility focuses on long-term marine ecosystem health. It highlights Saudi Arabia’s environmental commitment. The project includes both scientific and conservation strategies. The goal is to enhance biodiversity and protect coastal areas. The university is leading the effort with international collaboration. The initiative reflects growing global attention to ocean conservation.