Rafik Hariri Memorial Day in Lebanon is a solemn national public holiday dedicated to honoring the memory of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri, who was tragically assassinated on this day in 2005. The day serves as a moment of reflection and remembrance for his contributions to Lebanon’s political, economic, and social development. It also symbolizes a call for justice and accountability for his untimely death, which profoundly impacted the nation. The commemoration typically includes ceremonies, memorial services, and gatherings across Lebanon, where citizens pay tribute to Hariri’s legacy and reaffirm their commitment to the values he stood for. Hariri’s assassination marked a turning point in Lebanese history, and the memorial day serves as a reminder of the ongoing pursuit of stability, unity, and peace in the country.