Europe Day, commemorating theSchuman Declaration. (European Union,Kosovo,Moldova,Ukraine)
Europe Day celebrates the Schuman Declaration and the ideals of peace and unity across the continent.
Established in 1950 by French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman, the Schuman Declaration laid the foundation for what would become the European Union. Observed each May 9, Europe Day is marked by cultural events, public discussions, and ceremonies highlighting European integration and shared values. Brussels hosts open days, allowing citizens to explore EU institutions and engage with policymakers. Beyond the EU, countries like Kosovo, Moldova, and Ukraine also recognize this day, emphasizing solidarity and cooperation across borders. Europe Day continues to inspire dialogue on democracy, human rights, and a common European identity.
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