Constitution Day

Constitution Day in Ukraine is a national holiday celebrated annually on **June 28**. It commemorates the adoption of the **Constitution of Ukraine** on June 28, 1996, which marked a significant milestone in the country's history as it established Ukraine as a sovereign, independent, democratic, and law-governed state. The Constitution defines the principles of governance, the rights and freedoms of citizens, and the structure of the government. The day is marked by various official ceremonies, cultural events, and public celebrations across the country. Government officials, including the President, often deliver speeches emphasizing the importance of the Constitution in shaping Ukraine's democracy and national identity. Citizens also reflect on the values of freedom, justice, and unity enshrined in the document. Constitution Day holds particular significance as it symbolizes Ukraine's commitment to democratic principles and its ongoing efforts to strengthen the rule of law. It is a day of pride and patriotism, celebrating the foundation of Ukraine's legal and political framework.