November 14

On November 14, Guinea-Bissau observes the Anniversary of the Movement of Readjustment, a commemorative day recognizing the efforts of a political group dedicated to realigning national policies and fostering unity. The day highlights pivotal moments when the movement influenced governance and civic engagement. Events typically include public lectures, exhibitions, and discussions on the country’s political journey. Citizens are encouraged to reflect on how adaptive leadership has shaped Guinea-Bissau’s development. Through community gatherings and educational programs, the observance aims to inspire continued progress and national cohesion.

Mobile Brigade Day on November 14 marks the anniversary of the Korps Brigade Mobil (Brimob), the elite paramilitary unit of the Indonesian National Police established in 1945. The day recognizes Brimob’s critical role in counter-terrorism, crowd control, and high-risk law enforcement operations. Ceremonies include flag-raising, parade demonstrations, and exhibitions showcasing their capabilities and equipment. Families of personnel and the public are invited to community outreach events that highlight Brimob’s training and humanitarian missions. Through speeches and awards, the observance pays tribute to the dedication, discipline, and bravery of its members, reinforcing their commitment to national security and public service.

Dobruja Day, observed on November 14, marks the 1878 incorporation of Northern Dobruja into the Kingdom of Romania following the Congress of Berlin. The region, known for its multiethnic communities, has played a vital role in Romania’s economic and cultural development. Celebrations feature cultural festivals, folk music performances, and exhibitions showcasing local traditions and crafts. Official events include wreath-laying ceremonies at monuments and speeches highlighting Dobruja’s strategic importance. Schools and cultural institutions organize educational programs on the region’s history and biodiversity. The observance strengthens regional identity and pays homage to the province’s contribution to Romania’s national unity.