Presidents Day(Marshall Islands)
Celebrates the contributions of the presidents of the Marshall Islands since its independence in 1979.
Presidents Day in the Marshall Islands, observed on November 17, honors the nation’s presidents and their contributions to national development since independence in 1979.
The date marks the inauguration of Amata Kabua, the first president of the Republic of the Marshall Islands.
Official festivities include cultural performances, flag-raising ceremonies at the Nitijela (Parliament), and public speeches reflecting on democratic governance.
Communities across the islands hold traditional events, including dance, music, and storytelling that celebrate Marshallese heritage.
Schools engage students in history projects and debates on leadership, fostering civic awareness and national pride.
Presidents Day
Marshall Islands