Today is International Children's Day.
The story begins in 1925, when the World Conference in Geneva began to discuss the protection and welfare of children.

After World War II, when the question of preserving the health and development of children became particularly urgent, the International Women's Congress was held in Paris in November 1949, at which an oath was taken in tireless efforts to maintain world peace, which could be achieved. is considered the only guarantee of a happy life for children.

Since 1950, this day has been celebrated annually on June 1 in many countries of the world. Its purpose is to mobilize world public opinion to protect children from the dangers of a new war, care for their health, democratic upbringing and development.
We congratulate all children on International Children's Day and wish them to live in a peaceful world!