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Kuwait National Day is celebrated on February 25th every year. It commemorates the day that Sheikh Abdullah Al-Salim Al-Sabah became the ruler of Kuwait in 1950. He is considered one of the most important figures in Kuwaiti history, and his reign is credited with ushering in a period of modernization and prosperity for the country.
The day is marked by a number of festive events and activities, including:
- Parades: Military parades are held in major cities, featuring marching bands, tanks, and other military vehicles.
- Fireworks: Spectacular fireworks displays are held in the evening, lighting up the night sky.
- Traditional music and dance: Traditional Kuwaiti music and dance performances are held throughout the day.
- Cultural events: Cultural events, such as art exhibitions and poetry readings, are held to celebrate Kuwaiti culture and heritage.
- Family gatherings: Families gather together to enjoy traditional Kuwaiti food and celebrate the holiday.
Kuwait National Day is a time for Kuwaitis to celebrate their national identity and heritage. It is also a time to reflect on the country’s progress and to look forward to the future.