Al Baha, 5 Ramadan 1447 AH (22 February 2026)

Government buildings and public and private facilities across the Al Baha region have turned green to mark Founding Day, in a national scene reflecting pride in the 299-year history of the Saudi state and embodying deep belonging and loyalty to the wise leadership.

The main facades of government bodies, public squares and key roads in the city of Al Baha and its governorates are decorated with green decorative lighting, national flags and the slogans of the occasion, as part of an integrated celebration across the region affirming pride in the deep roots of the Saudi state and recalling the values of unity, stability and empowerment on which it was founded in 1139 AH (1727).

The green display coincides with numerous national and cultural events and programs organized by government and community bodies in the region to strengthen national identity, instill the meanings of belonging and deepen awareness of the history of the Saudi state and the stages of its civilizational and development progress across the centuries.

The integrated urban scene in Al Baha also reflects the cohesion of the region's people and their pride in the cherished national occasion, a historic milestone for recalling the beginnings of the Saudi state and the comprehensive development renaissance it has achieved across every field under its wise leadership, and the security, stability and prosperity the Kingdom enjoys.

These celebrations affirm that Founding Day is not merely a historical anniversary but a renewed national occasion that strengthens the spirit of belonging, highlights the historical and civilizational depth of the Saudi state and embodies the citizen's bond with leadership and nation in a continuing journey toward the future.

At a Glance

  • Government buildings and public facilities turned green
  • Squares and key roads decorated with lighting and flags
  • Varied national and cultural events across the region
  • Recalling the history of the Saudi state since 1139 AH