September 23 is celebrated as Saudi National Day because it marks the date in 1932 when King Abdulaziz announced the official establishment of the modern Saudi state. The day is seen as a unifying moment for the country, symbolizing the successful efforts of King Abdulaziz to bring the disparate regions of the Arabian Peninsula under one flag.

The celebrations typically include a variety of activities that resonate with the values and traditions of Saudi culture

In celebration of Saudi Arabia’s 94th National Day, Bahrain illuminated its landmarks and buildings in green on September 22, marking the deep-rooted friendship between the two nations.Read More: Key

After the unification of Saudi Arabia, the newly established state, stretching from the mountains of Tihamah to the Syrian desert and from the Red Sea to the Arabian Gulf, faced significant economic challenges.

Home to the birthplace of Islam and now undergoing a young social and economic revolution, the kingdom of Saudi Arabia celebrates its 94th birthday on Monday, September 23. Saudis and foreigners who call the kingdom home will celebrate the transformative journey the country has embarked on over the past 94 years and the people who made it happen.

President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has congratulated Saudi Arabia on their 94th National Day, which is celebrated today, Monday. On his official account on X platform, Sheikh Mohamed said: “On the occasion of Saudi National Day,

Saudi Arabia is a major economic power and one of the world's largest oil producers. The people are known for their hospitality and generosity. They also have a love for music, da

His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Second Deputy Ruler of Dubai, today attended a reception hosted by the Saudi Arabian Consulate General in Dubai at the Hilton Al Habtoor P

ON this day in 1932, under the visionary leadership of King Abdulaziz bin Abdulrahman Al Saud — may he rest in peace — the journey to unify the modern Saudi state began, culminating in the creation of what we now know as the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (the Kingdom).