Manama, September 23 (BNA) Today, Bahrain joins the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in celebrating its 91st National Day, proud of its well-established, close and distinguished relations.
Bahrain is also proud of the global status achieved by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia thanks to its special political, security and economic weight as well as the vision that will take the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to new heights under the wise leadership of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz. Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud.
Since its establishment by the founding King Abdulaziz bin Abdul Rahman Al Saud, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has been strong and self-confident in moving forward while honoring the commitment of its leaders to building a prosperous nation with well-developed and successful economic, social, financial and educational policies. Sports, security and military characteristics.
Diversifying the economy, empowering society, launching mega projects across the Kingdom, opening up to the world, and a strong commitment to peace, security and stability in one of the world’s most challenging regions are all clear testaments to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Progress.
The success in facing the COVID pandemic and dealing with its local, regional and international effects, including the crucial Saudi role in maintaining balance in global oil markets, is another testament to the extent to which the Kingdom is prepared to manage crises of any severity. onslaught.
The huge and ambitious projects launched within the framework of the economic vision reflect the Kingdom’s realistic view and its realistic assessment of global developments and provide new opportunities to attract global investments, to provide wider business options and enhance the general welfare of the Saudi society.
A bold commitment to protecting the world from the devastating effects of climate change was very clear in the announcement of the Saudi Green Initiative and the Green Middle East Initiative to plant 50 billion trees collectively.
The two initiatives, which have been highly lauded by the international community, aim to push the Middle East region towards achieving more than 10% of global carbon emission reduction targets.
The theme for this year’s National Day is “Heya Lana Dar”, meaning “Saudi Arabia is our home”, inspired by the deep Saudi tradition of welcoming people from diverse backgrounds, making them feel comfortable and appreciating all the wonderful and beautiful things that make Saudi Arabia feel like home to them.