November 28 marks Republic Day in Chad, commemorating the establishment of the Republic in 1958. The day reflects on national unity, sovereignty, and the country’s progress toward stability and independence.
- Félix – Of Latin origin, meaning happy or fortunate. It symbolizes optimism, peace, and prosperity, qualities celebrated in connection with the republic’s founding.
- Déby – Of Chadian origin, associated with Idriss Déby Itno (1952–2021), a significant national leader. The name represents courage, leadership, and a lasting influence on Chad’s modern history.
- Nation (symbolic) – Represents the collective spirit and identity of Chad’s people. It stands for unity, resilience, and the enduring pursuit of national strength and harmony.
