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The 4th Chak National Day Celebrated Grandly in the Arakan Region
- May 1
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News ၊ May 1, 2026
The 4th Chak National Day ceremony, which falls today, May 1st, was celebrated grandly in a township within the Arakan region.
The event was attended by Chak ethnic leaders, community elders, and a large number of local residents. Participants dressed magnificently in traditional Chak ethnic attire, honoring the culture, traditions, and unity of the Chak people.
The ceremony was graced by district party officials and military officers from ULA/AA, as well as representatives from the Rakhine State Students' Union. Speeches were delivered by the patron of the organizing committee and the chairman of the RSSU.
Guests in attendance were entertained with traditional Chak cultural dances and were served authentic Chak ethnic cuisine.
The Chak people are an indigenous ethnic group that has settled in the Arakan region for generations, firmly preserving their proud history, culture, literature, and customs.
Furthermore, Chak leaders spoke extensively on the significance of Chak National Day and the necessity of preserving the history and culture of the Khami people. They also urged for increased unity among the Chak people and the revitalization of their national spirit.
Source@onenationnews
