Presidential inauguration

January 20, Saturday

The presidential inauguration is the formal ceremony at which a newly elected president takes the oath of office and begins his or her term of office. This process is important for the functioning of democratic systems, as it symbolizes the transfer of power and the legitimacy of the new leader.

Main aspects of the inauguration
The oath. The centerpiece of the ceremony is usually the president swearing allegiance to the people and the Constitution. The text of the oath may vary from country to country, but in most cases it includes commitments to uphold the laws, protect the country, and serve its citizens.

The ceremony. The inauguration often includes various ceremonial events, such as parades, musical performances, prayers, and speeches by the newly elected president and other officials. These events may take place in symbolic locations, such as the parliament square or the state residence.

Invited guests. Inaugurations typically invite dignitaries, including previous presidents, members of the legislature and judiciary, foreign diplomats, as well as members of society and citizens, to mark the important occasion.

Symbolism: The inauguration is an important symbol of democracy, legitimacy, and harmony. It serves as a reminder that power comes from the people and the president must serve the interests of the citizens.

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Presidential inauguration in other years

2021 January 20, Wednesday
2022 January 20, Thursday
2023 January 20, Friday
2025 January 20, Monday