International Day of Culture

"Culture" in Sanskrit literally means "veneration of the light", expressing the desire for knowledge of the beautiful, ideals and self-improvement. It is necessary to study culture, remember it and protect it constantly.
International Day of Culture (World Day of Culture) is celebrated in many countries around the world every year on April 15. It was established in honor of the adoption on April 15, 1935 of the international treaty “On the Protection of Artistic and Scientific Institutions and Historical Monuments”, which became known in international law as the Roerich Pact.
The North Caucasus is a unique space that has preserved the diversity of cultures and historical monuments. Trade routes and access to the sea created the conditions for the development and establishment of a space rich in cultural diversity. The preservation of cultural heritage, both global and private, is a fundamentally important task for everyone who wants to build a harmonious world of the future.