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23.04.2024 09:45 Date: April 23, 2024 Today's Doodle celebrates National Sovereignty and Children's Day in Türkiye. Each year on April 23, Türkiye hosts thousands of children from around the world and gives them an opportunity to come together to celebrate and learn more about each other's cultures. On this day in 1920, the Turkish people took a critical step toward creating the Republic of Türkiye by founding the Turkish Grand National Assembly in Ankara. In addition to celebrating Turkish independence, exactly nine years later, the assembly agreed to Mustafa Kemal Atatürk's proposal and declared April 23 a national holiday dedicated to children — and Türkiye became the first country to celebrate a Children's Day. Türkiye annually invites children from all countries to visit and join in on the festivities. Celebrations range from festivals for children to sing and dance to symbolic gestures like school children taking seats in the Turkish Parliament and "governing" the country for a day, as a reminder that children are the future. Happy National Sovereignty and Children's Day, Türkiye! Location: Tags:
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04.04.2024 08:15 Date: April 4, 2024 Today’s Doodle celebrates Senegal’s Independence Day, a country also known as the “Gateway to Africa.” On this day in 1960, the Mali Federation, which included the regions of Senegal and French Sudan, disbanded — and Senegal officially became an independent nation. Celebrations kick off with a flag-raising ceremony in the capital of Dakar to honor those who fought for the country’s independence. The vertically striped flag, as seen in today’s artwork, decorates buildings and homes around the country. Green represents religion, yellow stands for prosperity, and red symbolizes the sacrifices made for freedom. Citizens sing the national anthem, Le Lion Rouge before traditional mbalax music fills the air. It’s popular to attend vibrant festivals and concerts in the afternoon. Loved ones might gather for national favorites like thieboudienne, a delicious version of Jollof rice, veggies, and fish. Happy Independence Day, Senegal! Location: Tags:
