Lebanon Independence Day Countdown 2025

Lebanon Independence Day - November 22nd

Lebanon Independence Day is a national holiday celebrated annually on November 22nd. It commemorates the end of the French Mandate for Lebanon and the proclamation of Lebanon's independence in 1943.

History of Independence:

Following the collapse of the Ottoman Empire after World War I, Lebanon came under French mandate. The movement for independence grew, and on November 22, 1943, Lebanon declared its independence. This marked a significant moment in Lebanese history, establishing the modern Republic of Lebanon.

Celebrations and Traditions:

Lebanon Independence Day is celebrated with various national and local events:

• Military Parade: A large military parade is traditionally held in Beirut, the capital, showcasing the Lebanese Armed Forces.
• Public Holiday: November 22nd is a national public holiday in Lebanon, allowing citizens to participate in the commemorations.
• Official Ceremonies: Government officials attend ceremonies and lay wreaths at national monuments.
• Flag Displays: The Lebanese flag is prominently displayed throughout the country.
• Cultural Events: Various cultural events, including music and dance performances, may take place.
• Speeches and Reflections: The day is marked by speeches and reflections on the significance of Lebanon's independence.

Learn More About Lebanon Independence Day:

• Wikipedia: Lebanese Independence Day