On March 4, 2025, the UN General Assembly established July 12 as the International Day of Hope, with support from 161 member states. This day celebrates the power of hope in building peace and sustainable development worldwide.
The International Day of Hope was established to recognize hope as a universal value and its importance in overcoming global challenges.
See how the UN and world leaders united to make July 12 the International Day of Hope — a milestone for global peace and unity.
The Federation of World Peace and Love (FOWPAL) has been a driving force in promoting hope as a universal value and fostering global peace initiatives.
Kiribati National Day: The first nation to see the sunrise, symbolizing hope and new beginnings. A reminder that hope brings light, unity, and transformation.
The United Nations resolution recognizes the importance of hope in addressing global challenges.
Recognizes hope as a fundamental driver of well-being and happiness, essential for building a more peaceful and sustainable world.
Highlights hope's role in economic recovery, social stability, and sustainable development, emphasizing its importance in overcoming global challenges.
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The UN General Assembly has officially designated July 12 as the International Day of Hope, with overwhelming support from 161 member states. This historic decision marks a significant step towards promoting global peace, unity, and sustainable development.
With conscience and the power of hope, let us work together to ensure the safety and continued existence of humanity.
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