Prince Badr bin Abdulmohsin has died at the age of 75. He was a prominent Saudi poet and cultural figure who was widely recognized for his contributions to Arabic poetry. He was awarded the King Abdulaziz Medal in 2019 for his literary achievements. The prince's father was a scholar and poet who instilled in him a love for literature. Prince Badr studied in both Saudi Arabia and abroad and served as the President of the Saudi Society for Culture and Arts. He collaborated with many prominent musicians and his poetry was sung by famous singers throughout the Arab world. The Saudi Ministry of Culture announced plans in March 2021 to publish a complete collection of the prince's literary works in recognition of his contributions to Saudi Arabia's cultural scene. During his lifetime, Prince Badr was a prominent spokesperson and advocate for Saudi Arabia's artistic and cultural heritage. His legacy continues to inspire and influence the country's younger generation of artists and writers.