Syria Independence Day

Syria Independence Day, also referred to as “Evacuation Day,” is a significant national holiday commemorating the evacuation of the final French soldier at the conclusion of the French mandate of Syria in 1946. This day holds immense historical importance as it marks Syria’s proclamation of full independence in 1941. It symbolizes the country’s liberation from colonial rule and the establishment of its sovereignty. Syrians celebrate this occasion with various patriotic events, including parades, flag hoisting ceremonies, and cultural performances, to honor their nation’s struggle for independence and to reaffirm their commitment to freedom, unity, and progress.