September 30th, 1956

International Translation Day is celebrated to recognize the role of professional translation in connecting nations and fostering understanding, cooperation, and peace. This day highlights the important work of translators and interpreters in breaking down language barriers and facilitating dialogue and understanding in a variety of fields including literature, science, and politics. Events on this day often include seminars, workshops, and networking events for translation and interpreting professionals. The day is also an opportunity to celebrate linguistic diversity and to promote the training and development of translators and interpreters. It's a celebration of the art and skill of translation and its vital contribution to promoting a more inclusive and connected world.