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RIYADH — Under the patronage of Riyadh Emir Prince Faisal bin Bandar and in the presence of Deputy emir Prince Mohammed bin Abdulrahman, celebrations marking Saudi Founding Day concluded in the Qasr Al-Hukm district after two days of heritage and cultural activities.Organized by the Royal Commission for Riyadh City in cooperation with the Riyadh Governorate, the program featured a range of events highlighting the history and legacy of the Saudi state. **media[2663828]** Prince Faisal praised the leadership’s support for commemorating Founding Day, describing it as a renewal of allegiance and a tribute to the imams and kings who laid the foundations of the Kingdom.He said the occasion serves as a reminder of the sacrifices and achievements of past generations, noting that the Kingdom’s development and prosperity reflect that enduring legacy.The Riyadh emir and his deputy toured the venue alongside senior officials, viewing a visual projection displayed on the wall of Al-Masmak Palace and visiting the “Mikhyal Hal Al-Ouja” exhibition, which presented a documented narrative of the Saudi state’s cultural and historical milestones.The event also included several heritage-themed sections. **media[2663829]** The program featured artistic performances, including two poems titled “Salman bin Abdulaziz” and “Riyadh of Glory,” performed by the Diriyah Ardah troupe in a display blending poetry, music and traditional Saudi heritage.Prince Faisal and Prince Mohammed participated in the Saudi Ardah, which set a record for the largest coordinated group performance of the traditional dance, reflecting its deep roots as a symbol of national identity.The heritage zones and exhibition attracted large crowds of visitors of all ages. Displays included historical documents detailing the journey of the Saudi imams and kings, stages of state formation, and the Kingdom’s development achievements across successive eras.The event aimed to strengthen national identity, promote awareness of the Kingdom’s history, and connect different segments of society with their heritage through an interactive cultural experience combining tradition and modern presentation.