Constitution Day

**Constitution Day in Armenia** is a national holiday celebrated annually on **July 5**. It commemorates the adoption of the **Armenian Constitution** on July 5, 1995, following a national referendum. This historic event marked a significant step in the country's transition to democracy after gaining independence from the Soviet Union in 1991. The constitution established Armenia as a sovereign, democratic, and social state, laying the foundation for its legal and political framework. Constitution Day is a time for Armenians to reflect on the importance of the rule of law, democracy, and human rights. The day is typically marked by official ceremonies, cultural events, and educational programs highlighting the significance of the constitution in shaping the nation's identity and governance. It is a public holiday, allowing citizens to participate in celebrations and honor the principles of freedom and justice enshrined in the constitution.