September 7th, 1959

Labor Day, the first Monday in September, is a day dedicated to honoring the countless contributions of American workers and the labor movement that has shaped the nation's workforce. It's more than just a long weekend marking the unofficial end of summer. it's a time to reflect on the achievements and progress made by workers throughout history.

There is a necessity to enhance collaboration between countries at global, regional, and sub-regional levels in different spheres, especially in addressing and fighting transnational crime, including organized criminal networks, and in the efforts to prevent and counteract terrorism.

The International Day of Clean Air for Blue Skies focuses on raising public awareness and promoting actions to improve air quality and reduce air pollution globally. This day underscores the significant health and environmental benefits of clean air and advocates for sustainable practices and policies to ensure blue skies for all. Events on this day often include educational programs, policy discussions, and community initiatives centered around reducing air pollution from industrial, transportation, and domestic sources. The observance encourages collaborative efforts between governments, industries, communities, and individuals to adopt cleaner technologies and lifestyles. It's a call to action for a united response to one of the most pressing environmental challenges, ensuring the right to a healthy environment for current and future generations.