Concord Day in Niger, also known as the National Day of Concord, is a significant national public holiday commemorating the signing of the Peace Accord in 1995 between rebel groups and the government. This accord marked a pivotal moment in Niger’s history, signaling a commitment to peace and reconciliation after years of conflict. The last armed rebel group agreed to the accord in 1998, solidifying the nation’s path towards stability and unity. Concord Day serves as a reminder of the importance of dialogue, compromise, and cooperation in resolving conflicts and fostering national harmony. It is a day of reflection and celebration, highlighting the resilience and determination of the Nigerien people to build a peaceful and prosperous future for their country.