Oath of office

The oath of office is a formal obligation taken by someone when they assume a public or official position, such as a president, judge, or other government official. It is a promise to faithfully perform their duties, uphold the laws, and act in the best interests of the public. The oath often involves swearing on a religious text or raising a hand, and it signifies commitment, responsibility, and integrity in fulfilling their role. This ceremony helps ensure officials are dedicated to serving their country's principles and laws.