Republic Day in Trinidad and Tobago is celebrated annually on September 24th. This date marks the first session of the Parliament under the new Republican Constitution, which was enacted in 1976. The day commemorates the country’s transition from a monarchy to a republic, with the President as the Head of State. Republic Day is a public holiday, and various events and activities are organized to celebrate the nation’s identity and independence. These include parades, flag raising ceremonies, and cultural performances. The holiday serves as a moment of reflection on the nation’s history, achievements, and aspirations, symbolizing the commitment to uphold the values of democracy and freedom.
