The General Directorate of Passports, in collaboration with the Ministry of Interior and the Ministry of Culture, has introduced a special passport stamp dedicated to the Ramadan Season 1445H.
This initiative is aimed at celebrating the holiness of the month of Ramadan and showcasing the deeply rooted cultural heritage, traditions, and customs observed during this sacred period in Saudi Arabia.
During Ramadan, visitors using King Fahd International Airport in Dammam and King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah will have the chance to obtain this exclusive Ramadan season stamp. The stamp is a metaphorical representation of reverence and appreciation for the importance of Ramadan in Saudi Arabian culture.
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The Ministry of Culture has started a thorough campaign for Ramadan Season 1445 in addition to introducing the Ramadan Season stamp. This campaign includes a variety of sporting, cultural, and entertainment events that take place all across the Kingdom. The aim is to enhance cultural cognizance and admiration among inhabitants and tourists alike, accentuating Saudi Arabia’s abundant ethical and social legacy.
Through this campaign, the Ministry of Culture seeks to showcase the evolution of Saudi Arabia from its proud historical lineage to its present status as a contemporary civilization. By engaging in various cultural activities and events, participants have the opportunity to explore and celebrate the diverse aspects of Saudi culture and traditions.
The Ramadan Season 1445 campaign is designed to cater to a broad audience, offering activities suitable for individuals of all ages and interests. From traditional cultural performances to modern entertainment events, the campaign aims to create a vibrant and engaging atmosphere that reflects the spirit of Ramadan.
The aforementioned effort underscores the need for conserving and advancing Saudi Arabia’s cultural legacy for posterity. People may ensure that their cultural identity and history are preserved and that these traditions survive and change throughout time by actively engaging in cultural events and activities.
Overall, the introduction of the Ramadan Season stamp and the launch of the comprehensive campaign underscore Saudi Arabia’s commitment to honouring its cultural heritage and promoting cultural exchange and understanding. Through these initiatives, the Kingdom seeks to strengthen its cultural bonds with both residents and visitors, fostering a deeper appreciation for its rich cultural traditions and customs.
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