The Day of Fraternity and Cohesion is celebrated annually on February 22 in Algeria. This public holiday commemorates the nationwide protests that took place in 2019 against President Abdelaziz Bouteflika's attempt to secure a fifth term in office. The protests, characterized by a strong sense of unity among the citizens, involved various demographics, including elders and youth, who collectively chanted slogans advocating for democracy. The day symbolizes the victory of the public will over governmental power grabs, marking a significant moment in Algeria's history. Celebrations are filled with patriotism, and the full name of the holiday reflects the collaboration between the people and their army in support of democracy. It serves as a reminder of the successful movement that led to the president's removal from power.