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    UNITING TO PROTECT AND PROMOTE VANUATU’S CUSTOM RESILIENT SPIRIT

    Vanuatu will celebrate Chiefs Day in 2024 with the theme "Let's unite to protect and promote the custom resilient spirit of Vanuatu".

    Chiefs Day in Vanuatu is a time-honoured tradition that celebrates the esteemed chiefs who have played a central role in preserving the customs and values that define Vanuatu's identity and reaffirming the collective commitment to resilience and unity in the face of challenges.

    The event pays homage to the cultural heritage and traditional leadership of the nation, which is woven with resilience and enduring traditions, languages, and rituals passed down through generations.

    Vanuatu's people are committed to preserving their cultural heritage and protecting the environment. Despite being vulnerable to climate change, their resilience guides them towards sustainable practices.

    At its core, Chiefs Day is a celebration of community unity, bringing together people from diverse backgrounds to honour shared values and traditions.

    In a world marked by division and discord, the spirit of togetherness exemplified by Vanuatu is a beacon of hope, inspiring collaboration and cooperation for the greater good. Education is pivotal in safeguarding Vanuatu’s custom-resilient spirit for future generations.

    By imparting knowledge of traditional customs, environmental conservation, and cultural heritage, education empowers individuals to become active participants in preserving the essence of Vanuatu’s identity.

    As Vanuatu commemorates Chiefs Day on the 5th of March, the theme serves as a call to action for all citizens to embrace their role as guardians of the nation’s custom-resilient spirit. By uniting in solidarity, Vanuatu can continue to thrive as a beacon of cultural diversity and resilience in the Pacific region and beyond.

    March 5th is the only public holiday recognized by the Condominium Government under joint regulation order number 78 of 1976. Ever since the establishment of the new Republic of Vanuatu in 1980, its citizens have been consistently and proudly commemorating this momentous occasion to this day. Let's come together and celebrate their contributions to our community.

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