Singapore's Declaration of Independence

Singapore’s Declaration of Independence, made on August 9, 1965, marked its formal separation from Malaysia, establishing itself as a sovereign nation. The declaration emphasized Singapore’s commitment to independence, self-governance, and the need for unity and progress. It highlighted Singapore’s readiness to build a stable, prosperous future through its own leadership and policies. The event symbolized the country's transition from colonial rule and Malaysia’s union to an independent, independent republic dedicated to nation-building and security for its citizens.