On April 28, the World Day for Safety and Health at Work promotes the prevention of workplace accidents and diseases. It draws international attention to safety and health issues, highlighting the shared responsibility of trade unions, employers, and governments to promote a preventive culture.

The United Nations designated April 21st as World Creativity and Innovation Day to raise awareness of the role of creativity and innovation in human development. This day highlights the importance of innovation in addressing global challenges and improving quality of life through creative solutions.

Celebrated on April 7th, the anniversary of the WHO (World Health Organization) since 1950, this day aims to raise awareness and mobilize action each year around a global public health theme. It calls for action to improve global health and strengthen health systems through local and global initiatives.

Sport and play are human rights that must be respected and upheld worldwide. Due to its low cost and high impact, sport has gradually been recognized and used as a tool for humanitarian aid, development, and peacebuilding, promoting social inclusion and community cohesion.

Earth Day, first celebrated on April 22, 1970, now brings together over a billion people in 193 countries. This movement is the largest environmental effort worldwide. On this day, let us reflect together on a transition to a sustainable economy that benefits both humanity and the planet.

Art nourishes creativity, innovation, and cultural diversity by encouraging curiosity, dialogue, peace, and unity. The World Art Day celebrates this richness and its transformative power, highlighting its essential role in building a more inclusive and supportive society.