Firas Tariq Makkiya
The National Day in the modern state serves as a primary symbol of national identity, unifying the diverse segments of society around the symbolism of a pivotal historical moment within the collective memory. This occasion evokes the core of a shared history that binds these components together, establishing a foundation for a common future and destiny. Indeed, a shared future constitutes the vital essence of national identity, yet it remains unsustainable unless anchored in a collective history embodied by the National Day. Therefore, the selection of this day must be executed with precision to facilitate the construction of a unified narrative that defines the state’s identity. Accordingly, the selection process must adhere to specific fundamental criteria.
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