Good Neighborliness Day is a public holiday observed in Turkmenistan every first Sunday of December. This holiday is rooted in the ancient custom of goňşy okara, which emphasizes the importance of sharing bread and salt with neighbors to maintain good relationships. Celebrations include festive events such as free concerts and folk festivals, particularly in the capital city. People prepare gifts and cook traditional dishes to share with their neighbors, reinforcing community bonds. The holiday was established by the government of Turkmenistan to remind citizens of their cultural heritage and values.