December 10

Alfred Nobel Day, known as Nobeldagen in Sweden, celebrates the anniversary of Nobel's death and the awards ceremony held in Stockholm. Established in 1900 by the Nobel Foundation, the day marks the presentation of Nobel Prizes to laureates across multiple fields. The ceremony takes place at the Stockholm Concert Hall, followed by a banquet at City Hall attended by dignitaries and the Royal Family. Televised globally, it highlights groundbreaking achievements and contributions to humanity. Museums and institutions host exhibitions on Alfred Nobel's life and the history of the prizes. Public lectures and discussions reflect on current scientific, literary, and humanitarian advances. The day fosters appreciation for innovation and the enduring impact of Nobel's vision.

Constitution Day in Thailand commemorates the promulgation of the country's first permanent constitution on December 10, 1932. This landmark event ended absolute monarchy, laying the foundation for parliamentary democracy. Official ceremonies take place at the Democracy Monument in Bangkok and provincial capitals. Government officials, civil servants, and citizens honor the nation with flags, floral tributes, and public speeches. Educational activities highlight Thailand’s political history and the ongoing importance of constitutional rights. The day promotes civic awareness and reflection on democratic values among the Thai people. Celebrations often include exhibitions, cultural performances, and educational programs in schools.