National Reconciliation Day is observed in the Comoros every February 17. This public holiday commemorates the Fomboni Framework Agreement, which was established in 2001 to end an internal political crisis and promote national unity within the archipelago. The agreement led to the formation of the current Union of Comoros as a federal state, granting significant autonomy to its islands. The day was designated as a national holiday by the Comoros government in December 2025 to honor this pivotal moment in the country's history. Celebrations typically involve various activities that reflect on the importance of reconciliation and unity among the islands.