The prince hoped that the same photo exhibition would be organized in towns and cities in the Kingdom so that people get an opportunity to learn about the king's ideal lifestyle, which is marked with a special keenness to serve the people and the country.

In a press statement after touring the exhibition on Wednesday, the prince stressed the significance of being familiar with the life and achievements of the king, the leader of the Saudi awakening.

The exhibition was opened on Dec. 4 showcasing 192 photos covering various phases of the king’s life and activities, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Thursday. Prince Sultan said a photo of the king at the age of three especially impressed him.

“King Abdullah was dressed in the traditional Saudi style, which apparently showed how his father King Abdul Aziz used to bring up the princes and how intimate the relationship was between the sons and their father, uncles and members of society. It also revealed the wisdom and experience resulting from his virtuous upbringing at a very early age,” the prince said.

The prince also expressed hope that popular editions of the book containing the showcased photos would be printed and distributed among all public libraries, schools and universities in the country.