The Order of Abdel-Aziz ibn Saud is a state award of Saudi Arabia for civic services.
| Order of Abdel-Aziz ibn Saud | |||
|---|---|---|---|
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| A country |  Saudi Arabia | ||
| Type of | Order | ||
| Status | Hands over | ||
| Statistics | |||
| Established | March 20, 1971 | ||
| First award | 1976 year | ||
| Precedence | |||
| Senior award | Order of the Great Badr | ||
| Junior Award | Order of King Faisal | ||
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History
The creation of the order in honor of the first king of Saudi Arabia, Abdel-Aziz ibn Saud, was announced on March 20, 1971 . By the same decree, the highest order of Badr was established.
The first award of the Order of Abdel-Aziz occurred in 1976 .
Regulation
The order is awarded to citizens of Saudi Arabia, as well as foreigners for their services to the state and the ruling dynasty. The rewarding of citizens of Saudi Arabia is carried out strictly from the lowest to the highest, with subsequent rewarding cannot be made in less than five years.
Degrees
- The chain of the order is the highest degree. It is handed over to the heads of foreign states of the non-Muslim world.
- Big tape - 1 degree
- 2 degree
- 3 degree
- 4 degree
- 5 degree
Insignia
The badge of the order is a golden seven-pointed star, the rays of which are pointed and covered with white enamel. Between the rays of gold laurel branches. The star has a heptagon of white and green enamel with a round medallion inside. The medallion has an inscription in Arabic. The sign with the help of the transitional link in the form of a crescent with its horns up, two sabers, encumbered with palm branches, is suspended from the order ribbon.
The star of the order is similar to the sign, but without a transitional link.
The ribbon of the order is green with gold stripes spaced from the edge.