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Anyone in Riyadh this weekend would have noticed the iconic King Abdullah Financial District lit up in purple.
This week, it was announced that ceremonial carpets, that are spread to welcome VIP guests, are no longer going to be the standard red but a lilac shade of purple. The reason for this is to keep Saudi heritage and roots in all spirits. Lavenders are an important flower in Saudi Arabia, after all.
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#مدينة_الملك_عبدالله_المالية #KAFD 6th May 2021 🔥🔥💜💜
@RiyadhWebsite @LovinSaudi @livelovesaudi @RiyadhTodayApp pic.twitter.com/knpvKmeA3E— Mashael🐎🇸🇦 (@mashaelhfc66) May 6, 2021
مدينه الملك عبدالله الماليه ( اليوم ) ✨💜
6th of May 2021 pic.twitter.com/9BaTGw0AHC— Mohamed Lahi 📸 (@38Lahi) May 6, 2021
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