December 1 marks the National Day of the Central African Republic, commemorating the country’s independence from France in 1958 and the establishment of the republic. The day honors national sovereignty, freedom, and civic unity.
- David – Of Hebrew origin, meaning beloved. It symbolizes leadership, courage, and faith. The name also recalls figures of integrity and guidance, fitting for a day that celebrates national founders and heroes.
- République (symbolic) – The French word for republic. It represents self-governance, equality, and the collective identity of the Central African people as an independent nation.
