Singapore: Today, His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik paid a visit to the National Orchid Garden in Singapore, the capital city.
As part of the visit, His Majesty the Sultan had the honor of witnessing a special ceremony where an orchid was named after him. This symbolic gesture showcased the immense pride felt by the Singaporean government and its people for His Majesty's momentous visit to the Republic.
The Sultan graciously acknowledged this kind gesture and expressed his profound gratitude, noting that it exemplifies the robustness of the bilateral relations between the two amicable nations.
For over half a century, Singapore has upheld the tradition of naming orchids after monarchs, presidents, leaders of state, and senior officials. The National Orchid Garden, situated within the jurisdiction of Singapore's Botanic Gardens, holds the esteemed title of being a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
