Day of the National Hymn 2026: Full Program of Ceremonies Organized on July 29 in Bucharest and in the Great Cities of the Country
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Romania marks Wednesday, 29 July, the Day of the National Hymn through military and religious ceremonies, speeches and solemn moments organized in Bucharest and in all the garrisons in the country. According to the Ministry of National Defence (MAPN), the central point of the demonstrations will be the inscription of the hymn "Wait, Romanian!
The naist Nicolae Voiculț will support on July 29 a concert with a strong spiritual charge, after a difficult period in which he has struggled with serious health problems. The artist says that the return to the stage is not a show, but a gesture of gratitude to God and a tribute to Romania, through the interpretation of the National Hymn.
The Executive Committee of the Romanian Football Federation approved at its meeting on Wednesday that CSA Stara, the Second League team, participate in competitions under the name of the brand "Steaua Bucharest", informs the official website of FRF.
On the occasion of the National Anthem Day of Romania, marked annually on July 29, the County Center for the Preservation and Promotion of Traditional Culture Ilfov sent a message highlighting the historical and cultural significance of the song "Wake up, Romanian!". The institution's representatives recall that the anthem was officially sung for the first time in 1848, in Zăvoi Park in Râmnicu […] The post National Anthem Day, marked in Ilfov. …
"Today, on National Hymn Day, we remember that the symbols of a state have value when they are supported by the facts of people and by the trust that we build together," Bolojan wrote on Facebook. "The interim Prime Minister has shown that ‘Get ready, Romanian!' is a symbol of the continuity of the Romanian state and of the values that unite us. Respect for the hymn also means respect for those who have contributed to the freedom, dignity and de…
In Bucharest, the event is marked in the Square of Tricolor, in front of the Palace of the National Military Circle.
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