When is World Literacy Day celebrated?
World Literacy Day is celebrated on September 8th each year. Established by UNESCO, this international observance focuses on promoting literacy as a fundamental human right and a crucial foundation for lifelong learning. The day raises awareness about the challenges and issues surrounding global literacy and emphasizes the importance of literacy in achieving sustainable development.
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World Literacy Day is celebrated on September 8th each year. Established by UNESCO, this international observance focuses on promoting literacy as a fundamental human right and a crucial foundation for lifelong learning. The day raises awareness about the challenges and issues surrounding global literacy and emphasizes the importance of literacy in achieving sustainable development.
World Literacy Day encourages governments, communities, and organizations to come together to address literacy challenges, improve education systems, and empower individuals through increased access to quality education. The day serves as a reminder of the transformative power of literacy in reducing poverty, fostering economic growth, and building more inclusive and resilient societies.