What event were Libyan citizens celebrating in Martyr Square and what is its historical significance?

Libyan citizens gathered in Martyr Square, Tripoli to commemorate the 14th anniversary of their country's uprising against Muammar Gaddafi. The celebration included fireworks and a military parade, marking the pivotal moment in Libya's history that led to the civil war and eventual overthrow of Gaddafi in 2011. This anniversary represents the transformation of Libya since the time when Gaddafi ruled the country. The rebellion, backed by the United States and NATO forces, resulted in Gaddafi being killed by rebel forces during the height of the civil war, fundamentally changing the country's political landscape and allowing citizens to celebrate their freedom in a square once dominated by the former dictator.