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Kiribati National Day: Marking 45 Years of Independence

Victor Gotevbe by Victor Gotevbe
July 12, 2024
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Kiribati National Day: Marking 45 Years of Independence

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Today, July 12, marks Kiribati National Day, a time for the Pacific island nation to celebrate its 45 years of independence since gaining freedom from British rule in 1979. This celebration, is part of a three-day holiday that includes Gospel Day and National Culture and Senior Citizens Day, blending patriotism with cultural heritage.

Scattered across a vast ocean expanse, Kiribati faces the existential threat of rising sea levels due to climate change. Kiribati’s journey to independence began with its separation from the Gilbert and Ellice Islands colony in 1975, when the Ellice Islands became Tuvalu.

Despite these difficulties, Kiribati actively engages with the international community. They maintain strong ties with Pacific neighbors and are members of prestigious organizations like the Commonwealth and the United Nations.

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Kiribati’s National Day celebrations typically feature colorful parades, traditional dance performances, and displays of cultural artifacts such as armor, intricately woven mats, and fishing equipment.

Kiribati boasts rich fishing grounds and untapped mineral resources, making it a potential player in the emerging blue economy. Additionally, the nation’s pristine environment and unique culture hold immense potential for sustainable tourism development.



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