Harmony Day
March 21, Friday
History and Significance
The first Harmony Day was held in 1999. Its idea is to strengthen the spirit of community, respect and mutual understanding among people of different nationalities and cultures.
The motto of the holiday is "Everyone belongs", which emphasizes the importance of each person in society.
Symbolism
Orange is the symbol of Harmony Day. It is associated with social cohesion and support for cultural diversity. On this day, people often wear orange clothes or accessories as a sign of their solidarity.
How it is celebrated
Educational events:. Thematic lessons, lectures and seminars on cultural traditions and the importance of equality are organised in schools, universities and workplaces.
Celebrations. Concerts, fairs, exhibitions and festivals highlight the richness of the country's cultural life.
Volunteering. People participate in charity and community projects aimed at supporting migrants and other vulnerable groups.