Arbor Day is observed in Jordan, Egypt, and Malta every January 15, with a focus on tree planting events to encourage community participation. The celebration in Jordan dates back to 1939 and has evolved from a one-day observance to a week-long event, with some organizations hosting extended tree planting activities. The Ministry of Agriculture in Jordan selects a new location each year for the tree planting ceremony, which is attended by the royal family, including the King and Queen, who often participate by planting trees themselves. Following the ceremony, the Ministry outlines an annual plan for forest protection and wood resource enhancement. While Egypt and Malta also celebrate Arbor Day on this date, they do not organize events like those in Jordan.