Flag raising is a ceremonial act of hoisting a flag on a flagpole, often symbolizing national pride or unity. This event typically occurs during significant occasions, such as national holidays or official ceremonies. The flag represents the values and history of a nation, and the act of raising it is a way to honor those ideals. During a flag raising ceremony, participants may sing the national anthem and recite pledges. The event often involves military personnel or local leaders, emphasizing respect and tradition. Flags, such as the United States flag or United Nations flag, are commonly used in these ceremonies to represent their respective entities.