Dignity and Development on 96th National Day
The Saudi celebrates the 96th National Day, commemorating King Abdulaziz's decision to rename the country to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in 1932, marking a turning point in unifying and building the nation. The celebrations include military, aerial, and naval displays that evoke pride and a sense of belonging, along with cultural and entertainment activities, as well as technological shows such as drone displays and fireworks in nine major cities. This year's celebration comes amid the rapid achievements of Vision 2030, with non-oil activities contributing more than 50% of the GDP, and major projects like NEOM City and hosting the 2034 World Cup, reflecting the strength of national unity and the kingdom's developmental progress.
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