Freedom Day is a public holiday in Equatorial Guinea, celebrated on August 3rd each year. This holiday commemorates the revolution that broke out in 1979, which led to the country’s independence from Spain. On this day, all public and private sectors remain closed. The cultural aspects of this holiday are rooted in the country’s history and its struggle for independence. It is a day to celebrate the country’s freedom and honor the military. The day is also known as Armed Forces Day. It is an opportunity for the people of Equatorial Guinea to come together and celebrate their heritage and culture.