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Saudi Flag Flies in the Sky of Tabuk in Celebration of the 94th National Day

The Saudi flag flies in the sky of Tabuk marking the Kingdom’s 94th National Day - SPA
The Saudi flag flies in the sky of Tabuk marking the Kingdom’s 94th National Day - SPA
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Saudi Flag Flies in the Sky of Tabuk in Celebration of the 94th National Day

The Saudi flag flies in the sky of Tabuk marking the Kingdom’s 94th National Day - SPA
The Saudi flag flies in the sky of Tabuk marking the Kingdom’s 94th National Day - SPA

The Saudi flag is flying 75 meters high in the sky of Tabuk, celebrating the Kingdom’s 94th National Day.
Located in Al-Tawheed square on King Fahd Road, in the city of Tabuk, it symbolizes the unity and cohesion of a people that has dedicated itself to serving and defending the nation.
The square features 12 flagpoles, each with the national flag standing 12 meters high. It also includes green spaces covering an area of 2,240 square meters, and decorative artistic lighting designed based on the latest technology, according to SPA.

The national flag of the Kingdom is testament to the country’s progress and achievements of those who built, established and are leading this great nation.

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Saudi Arabia Launches ‘Common Ground' Festival Celebrating Iraqi Culture

The Common Ground festival began its first day with a diverse program celebrating Iraqi culture. SPA
The Common Ground festival began its first day with a diverse program celebrating Iraqi culture. SPA
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Saudi Arabia Launches ‘Common Ground' Festival Celebrating Iraqi Culture

The Common Ground festival began its first day with a diverse program celebrating Iraqi culture. SPA
The Common Ground festival began its first day with a diverse program celebrating Iraqi culture. SPA

The Saudi Ministry of Culture on Wednesday launched the activities and programs of the "Common Ground" festival at Mega Studio in Boulevard City, Riyadh, celebrating Iraqi culture.

The program included an artistic evening and a tribute to Iraqi poet Kareem Al-Iraqi, who had contributed to enriching the artistic, literary, and cultural scene.

The Common Ground festival began its first day with a diverse program celebrating Iraqi culture, which included several seminars discussing cultural and intellectual topics related to the history of both countries.

The festival will continue until December 31, with its cultural program resuming on Thursday with a series of dialogue sessions in collaboration with the King Abdulaziz Foundation for Research and Archives (Darah).