The National Guard Magazine is a military, cultural, and intellectual magazine established in 1980. It specializes in security studies and articles and is published by the Public Relations Department of the Ministry of National Guard. Initially, it was issued quarterly but later transitioned into a monthly magazine.
History of the National Guard Magazine
The first issue was published in July 1980, followed by the second in October 1980. It later transitioned into a monthly magazine, though its publication is occasionally delayed by up to three months.
Several editors have worked in the magazine, with Abdulrahman al-Shathri and Hassan Abdullah al-Khalil among the earliest. Most recently, it has been headed by Dugheilib Bin Sayer al-Qaws.
Sections of the National Guard Magazine
The National Guard Magazine primarily aims to provide military knowledge to the Ministry of National Guard employees through news and specialized articles in sections such as ministry news, national news, press reports, and military thought. Additionally, it includes diverse sections covering topics like technology, health, studies and research, cultural papers, opinions, guest interviews, articles, and a window into development.
The National Guard Magazine's interest in literature and culture
Despite being published by a military entity, the National Guard Magazine has devoted special attention to literature and its issues. It has published hundreds of studies and articles on literature and its critique, particularly modern literature. The magazine features literary works in all forms, including prose, poetry, and stories, authored by prominent and emerging writers from within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and abroad. Its interest extends to global literature, publishing studies on international works, and introducing notable authors and new releases. The magazine enjoys a wide readership due to its significant contributions to enriching literature and related affairs.
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