The Saudi Diriyah is an important place in Saudi Arabia. It is not just a regular city, but a symbol of the country’s national identity. This is because Diriyah was the capital of the first Saudi state. Diriyah is located just northwest of the city of Riyadh. Its name comes from the Durou’ tribe who settled in the Wadi Hanifah valley long ago. Diriyah has a long history dating back to before Islam. It was the headquarters of the Bani Hanifah tribe, who had migrated there from the Hijaz region and the Najd highlands. The city itself was later established by Mani’ bin Rabi’ah al-Muridi.
Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 has driven the transformation of Riyadh’s infrastructure and economy, making it a distinguished global destination for living, investment, and tourism. Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has personally overseen the implementation and evolution of this ambitious vision, adapting it to changing local and global economic conditions. Because of these relentless efforts, Riyadh has become a symbol of rapid growth and development, a model of a modern, 21st century capital city. Riyadh’s population is projected to reach 20 million people living in peace, security, and stability. Riyadh is now the heart of the renaissance and progress in Saudi Arabia, and it is certain to secure a prestigious position among the world’s leading capitals in the near future.
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