Marshall Islands Constitution Day is celebrated annually on May 1 in the Marshall Islands, marking an important national holiday that commemorates the anniversary of the country's new constitution and independence. Known as Jemenei Day, it features various festivities such as parades, field day events among schools, sports contests, pageants, and other competitions, allowing the Marshallese people to celebrate their culture and nation. The day also serves as a reminder of the historic friendship between the governments of the Marshall Islands and the United States, which continued after the islands gained independence. The Marshall Islands is an island country in the Pacific Ocean, consisting of five islands and 29 atolls, with Majuro as its capital.