International Peace Day is celebrated on September 21st every year. Established by the United Nations, it promotes global ceasefire and non-violence. The day aims to foster a culture of peace and encourage individuals and nations to work towards building a more peaceful world.
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International Peace Day is observed annually on September 21st. Established by the United Nations in 1981, and later designated as a day of global ceasefire and non-violence in 2001, this day aims to promote the ideals of peace and inspire actions for a more harmonious world.
International Peace Day encourages individuals, communities, and nations to commit to non-violence and cease hostilities for the day. It provides an opportunity for people around the globe to participate in various activities that contribute to building a culture of peace and understanding.
Themes for each year’s observance focus on specific aspects of peace, addressing global challenges and encouraging cooperation. The day underscores the importance of dialogue, tolerance, and cooperation in resolving conflicts, fostering reconciliation, and creating conditions for sustainable peace. It serves as a reminder that peace is essential for the well-being of humanity and the prosperity of our planet.