King Abdulaziz bin Abdulrahman Al Saud, the founder of modern Saudi Arabia , was not only a unifier of tribes and territories but also a statesman of deep intellect, cultural appreciation, and enduring strategic foresight. As the Kingdom commemorates its 95th National Day, his legacy continues to be studied, not just in the context of nation-building, but also for the values and systems he rooted in Saudi society — education, governance, diplomacy, and cultural development. King Abdulaziz began shaping the modern Saudi state by focusing on infrastructure and basic services that could support a unified nation. Under his leadership: Despite never traveling beyond the Arab world, King Abdulaziz displayed a deep understanding of international relations. He met with numerous foreign lead

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