TOKYO: The Cultural Office of the Saudi Arabian Embassy in Tokyo, an important institution dedicated to promoting Saudi culture and education in Japan, recently celebrated the Kingdom’s 95th National Day.
The event was attended by Anas Alnowaiser, representative of Ambassador Dr. Ghazi Faisal Binzagr, as well as Badr Al-Outaibi, the head of the Cultural Office, along with graduates and students.
The office is vital in supporting Saudi students at Japanese universities and enhancing cultural ties between the two nations.
In his opening remarks, Al-Outaibi emphasized the historical significance of the country’s National Day, describing it as “an occasion that renews feelings of pride and belonging.”
He noted that this day represents the unification of the nation, achieved by the founder, King Abdulaziz bin Abdulrahman Al Saud. This momentous event not only binds the Saudi people together but also connects them to their rich history.
“Our National Day is not just a historical anniversary,” he stated. “It is a time for us to reflect on the great values upon which this country was founded. We draw inspiration from those values as we renew our commitment to continue serving this beloved nation.”
Al-Otaibi highlighted the Kingdom’s impressive achievements and ongoing development across various sectors, particularly in the areas of economy, education, health, and technology. “The Kingdom’s Vision 2030, led by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, represents a historic turning point that is guiding us toward a brighter future,” he stated.
“We ask God to preserve the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and to grant us the blessings of security, faith, safety, and prosperity.” This progress reflects the Kingdom’s vast potential and serves as an inspiration for its future.
The Japanese graduates and students expressed their happiness and joy regarding their studies and experiences in Saudi Arabia. They highlighted specific experiences and studies in various fields, emphasizing the positive effects of cultural exchange and international education.
