Indigenous Languages: A way to peacefulness

     Every month of October, we celebrate the United Nations Month celebration. This year, we are celebrating it with the theme "Indigenous Languages Matter for Sustainable Development Peace Building and Reconciliation". Its purpose was to promote peace and cooperation around the world. United Nations Day continues to be celebrated globally, as part of United Nations Week.

     To celebrate United Nations Day, many people experience different cultures by trying a foreign food or learning the language and customs of other countries. Learning the language of other countries will help us to have peace and cooperation. That's because this day is a symbol of cultural diversity. The United Nations are famous for their work in disaster relief, humanitarian aid, peacekeeping, and international unity. The world celebrates United Nationsday every October 24 to honor the interstate organization promoting human rights, social progress, and world peace.

     The UN sets out four main purposes: Maintaining worldwide peace and security, Developing relations among nations, Fostering cooperation between nations in order to solve economic, social, cultural, or humanitarian international problems.

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