Saudi National Day is celebrated on 23 September each year to mark the anniversary of the unification of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The day commemorates the moment in 1932 when King Abdulaziz Al Saud declared the creation of the modern Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, after successfully uniting the various regions of the Arabian Peninsula, including the Najd and Hijaz.
This day is a public holiday in Saudi Arabia, and it is marked by various festivities such as parades, cultural performances, fireworks, and public events. The holiday is also a time of national pride, with public buildings and homes adorned with the Saudi flag, and special programs broadcast on television and radio.
The celebration reflects Saudi Arabia's rich history, culture, and achievements, while also serving as a reminder of the nation’s development and modernization since its founding.
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