National Day renews Iraqi independence debate

Iraq celebrates every year on October 3rd the anniversary of its accession to the League of Nations in 1932. This day is officially considered a national holiday, emphasizing the country's full independence and international community's recognition of its sovereignty. Official statements focus on strengthening Iraq's sovereignty, protecting its institutions, and using this day to promote national unity. Despite ongoing debates about the definitive national day, legal experts believe that this date is the most legitimate because it symbolizes the international acknowledgment of the Iraqi state's foundations, including an independent government and fixed borders.

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