National Day in Saudi Arabia, celebrated every 23rd of September, signifies the day the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was founded by King Abdulaziz Al Saud in 1932. It's one of the most remarkable events in the country, recognizing the beauty, growth, and progress of the nation. The celebration was initially not recognized openly as in conformity with the country's conservative policy, but it started gaining popularity in recent years.
The festivity of Saudi Arabia’s National Day is filled with national pride and spirit. Various events are organized across the nation including fireworks, traditional music and dance. Families are often seen having picnics while children wearing the national colors run around parks with their face painted. Not to mention the grandiose light shows that illuminate renowned buildings, reflecting the strength and unity of the kingdom.
National Day is also an opportunity for the government to express gratitude to its citizens and remind them of the country's progress. There are public declarations of the country's achievements and future plans, symbolizing the unity and strength of its people. It's a holiday filled with a strong sense of national identity and pride, and an invitation to reflect on the history, heritage, and future of Saudi Arabia.