Welcome to Red Carpet? Saudi Arabia plays a lavender for the US President

No, do not call it purple. When President Donald Trump turned away from one in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday, he stepped in front of him on the carpet of rich lavender-colored, which was extended to the American leader on the first day of his tour of his Gulf tour of the grand reception. The lavender carpet is one of the specific and symbolic Saudi protocols to congratulate the lavender carpet high-profile dignitaries, with a fighter-jet escort and riders on the Arab horses on the ground. Saudi Arabia exchanged red carpets for lavender in 2021, as the ruling royal family tried to define their own protocol and celebrate national identity, according to a report by the official Saudi press agency published at that time. The report stated, “Lavender blooming wildflover in the state of Saudi Arabia is connected to the state desert landscape in the spring and symbolizes Saudi generosity,” the report states. In the spring, Saudi Arabia’s rugged tibba is covered in lavender, basil and germander, a flowering shrub that grows in the Arabian peninsula, also known by the Arabic name “Ihan”. The color of the carpet is also a sign of how the bloom of how to change the rigorous desert landscape, the report stated, the Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman symbolizes the development that promises to generate through his blueprint to diversify the oil-dependent state economy, which is called “Vision 2030.” The carpet has a range of traditional al -Sadu textile design created by Bedouin women. Geometric patterns, tightly woven on one hand loom, were included in the list of abstract cultural heritage of humanity compiled by UNESCO in 2020. According to the Saudi press agency, Saudi Arabia first rolled a lavender carpet in 2021 in 2021 in 2021, which was for the Crown Prince Al Nahyan, a major Saudi partner in the Gulf, Abu Dhabi’s Crown Prince. Carpets are also used for state reception and other official opportunities.