Saudi Arabia launched a commemorative stamp for World Arabic Language Day at major airports and border crossings/Image: X
To honor the rich heritage of the Arabic language, Saudi Arabia has unveiled a unique commemorative stamp, giving travelers a tangible piece of cultural pride.
Commemorating Arabic language day
The Ministry of Interior, through its General Directorate of Passports and in collaboration with the King Salman Global Academy for the Arabic Language (KSGAAL), has introduced a special stamp to mark World Arabic Language Day, observed every year on December 18. The initiative highlights the Kingdom’s dedication to celebrating and preserving the Arabic language and its cultural significance.
Availability for travelers
The commemorative stamp will be accessible to travelers at key locations across the Kingdom:
- King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh Region
- Jeddah Islamic Port in Makkah Region
- King Fahd Causeway in Eastern Region
By placing the stamp at these major entry and exit points, authorities aim to ensure that both residents and visitors can participate in celebrating the Arabic language.
A cultural gesture
This stamp not only serves as a functional travel document but also acts as a symbolic tribute to the Arabic language. The collaboration between the Ministry of Interior and KSGAAL reflects ongoing efforts to promote national identity and linguistic heritage in modern public spaces.
