Día da Paz, observed as an annual national public holiday in Angola, is a poignant day known as the Day of Peace and Reconciliation. It marks the historic end of the Angolan Civil War on this significant date in 2002. This solemn occasion serves as a reminder of the nation’s resilience and its collective efforts towards peacebuilding and reconciliation following years of conflict and turmoil. Día da Paz provides an opportunity for Angolans to reflect on the challenges faced during the civil war and to honor the sacrifices made by individuals and communities in the pursuit of peace. It also symbolizes a renewed commitment to unity, harmony, and progress as Angola continues its journey towards lasting peace and prosperity.