Kuwait National Day is celebrated annually on February 25 to commemorate the day Sheikh Abdullah Al-Salim Al-Sabah became the ruler of Kuwait. The holiday marks significant historical events, including the signing of a treaty that secured Kuwait’s independence from Britain and the establishment of the Constitution and Parliament. Celebrations began in 1963 and involve various activities such as watching fireworks, social gatherings, and decorating homes with colorful lights and flags. Historical sites like the Kuwait National Museum and Kuwait Towers are adorned with lights, and the streets are filled with festivities that last into the early hours of the next morning. As a public holiday, it sees widespread participation across parks, restaurants, and public spaces, where the national flag is proudly displayed.