June 6th, 1965

Russian Language Day is observed to celebrate Russian, one of the six official languages of the United Nations. This day is dedicated to promoting linguistic and cultural diversity and multilingualism. It coincides with the birthday of Aleksandr Pushkin, a renowned Russian poet considered the father of modern Russian literature. The day involves a variety of cultural events, poetry readings, exhibitions, and educational activities that highlight the richness and history of the Russian language. It's a time to appreciate the contributions of Russian literature, art, and music to the global cultural landscape. Russian Language Day also serves as an opportunity to encourage learning and the use of the Russian language, as well as to foster greater cultural understanding among people from different linguistic backgrounds.