Qatar National Day 2023 Slogan Announced!

Qatar’s National Day is celebrated in December every year. National Day celebrations were held at a higher level in the country, which made people happy. On 3rd December 2023, the National Day Celebrations Organizing Committee announced the new slogan of Qatar National Day 2023. This unique and new slogan shows a sign of prosperity and development.

The New slogan for the year 2023 is translated as below:

We praise you, the Lord of the Throne,

We accept your judgment in all actions.

The slogan explains the established faith foundations on which the country was founded and expresses the strength of the people and this land.

The slogan is derived from one of the famous poems by the founder of the State of Qatar, Sheikh Jassim Bin Mohammed Bin Thani. The new slogan explicates the developed faith created by the foundations on which the country came into being. It also shows the firmness of the people living on this land. The people of any country depict stability.

ونحمدك يا ذا العرش والملك والعطا
ونرضى بحكمك في جميع الفعايل#نحمدك_يا_ذا_العرش#اليوم_الوطني_القطري#قطر#QND2020#QATAR pic.twitter.com/RyNzAZE0VU

— اليوم الوطني لدولة قطر (@NDQatar) December 3, 2020

Qatar’s National Day is celebrated on the 18th of December every year, and this is marked as a Public holiday within the country. The celebrations memorialized the country’s unification in 1878. People are seen enjoying the day by doing many enjoyable activities. Many ceremonies and festivals are arranged for the Public to mark this day in history. The army and staff follow government activities. The celebrations begin with the night’s fireworks and end up on the following evening.

شعار اليوم الوطني 2021
The Slogan of National Day 2021#نحمدك_يا_ذا_العرش#اليوم_الوطني_القطري#قطر #QND2020#Qatar pic.twitter.com/TU81ypDQaH

— اليوم الوطني لدولة قطر (@NDQatar) December 3, 2021

The new slogans are revealed by the National Committee. Some of the old ones are mentioned here below which were shared in the previous three years.