Today, Saudi Arabia celebrates its 95th National Day, observed every September 23 to commemorate the unification of the Kingdom by King Abdulaziz ibn Abdul Rahman Al Saud in 1932. 

This year’s theme, “Our Pride Lies in Our Nature,” reflects the country’s deep connection to its natural environment and cultural roots. 

The nation has declared today a public holiday, with schools, government offices, and businesses closed to allow citizens and residents to join the festivities. Celebrations will include city-wide fireworks, aerial and sea displays in multiple cities, cultural performances, and traditional folk dances. 

Saudi National Day remains one of the country’s most unifying holidays—an occasion to reflect on its past achievements, reaffirm national identity, and look ahead to future goals under Vision 2030.