French Language Day, established by the UN in 2010, is a globally anticipated event celebrated on March 20 to preserve and resurgence of French language and culture.
French Language Day commemorates its global significance in diplomacy, culture, and literature, rooted in France's colonial history and Enlightenment intellectual contributions.
The French Revolution of 1789 standardized French, promoted republican ideals, established the French Academy, and influenced linguistic resources, thereby promoting liberty, equality, and fraternity.
French culture is renowned for its rich literary tradition, featuring renowned writers like Molière, Victor Hugo, and Marcel Proust, whose works continue to captivate global audiences.
French Language Day celebrates the diversity of languages and cultures, honoring French's legacy and contributions to global culture, diplomacy, and intellectual exchange.