National Youth and Children’s Day is observed in Kiribati on August 3 every year. This public holiday aims to promote a healthy lifestyle among the youth and children of the country. The celebration begins with a solemn parade, followed by various sports competitions involving youth clubs and Christian youth organizations, where participants compete in soccer, volleyball, boxing, tennis, basketball, and traditional sports. For those not interested in sports, there are activities such as dancing and singing contests. Young people from different regions and all inhabited islands of Kiribati come together to participate in these events. The festivities culminate in a popular youth beauty pageant, showcasing unique traditions that are distinctive to Kiribati.
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