November 18th, 1950

International Day of Islamic Art, celebrated on November 18, is dedicated to celebrating and promoting the richness and diversity of Islamic art and culture. On this day, events, exhibitions and educational programs are held aimed at understanding and respecting Islamic art, its history and influence on world culture. It is also an excellent opportunity to strengthen dialogue and understanding between different cultures and religious traditions. International Day of Islamic Art reminds us of the importance of preserving and promoting art and culture in the context of the diversity of our world.

World Day for the Prevention and Recovery of Sexual Exploitation, Violence and Abuse of Children aims to raise awareness of the serious issues facing children around the world. This day promotes awareness of child safety issues and calls for action to prevent violence and provide children with protection and support. It also reminds us of the importance of solidarity and cooperation in the fight for children's rights and well-being. We must work together to create a safe environment for children and ensure they have the opportunity to grow and develop in a healthy and loving environment.