Guard change ceremony time fixed: from 08:00 to 09:00 in the morning.

Starting this Saturday, the guard change ceremony, commonly known as “Central Guard” or “Protective Guard,” will be held between 08:00 and 09:00 in the morning. This ceremony, traditionally conducted at the nation’s major government buildings, the Parliament House, and national monuments, offers citizens a unique opportunity to experience military tradition and protocol. During the ceremony, the guards will change positions and advance with precise and coordinated steps, which are regarded as symbols of tradition and discipline.

The organizing committee has decided to make this year’s program more accessible and transparent. During the ceremony, citizens will have the opportunity to observe not only the parade but also the interactions and dialogues among the guards. The chief guests will include the head of state, ministers, and other government officials. The event is not merely a military tradition but also a means to strengthen patriotism and national identity among citizens. After the program, a small informal reception will be held, during which the attending guests will be served light refreshments.

The guard change ceremony is conducted each year with the same great enthusiasm and peace. The event raises public awareness of military traditions while also enhancing trust and respect for governmental institutions. Citizens are given the chance to become directly part of this historic tradition and experience their country’s rich cultural heritage.