May 9th is Europe Day, celebrated by the European Union (EU) to mark the anniversary of the Schuman Declaration in 1950. This declaration, made by French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman, proposed the creation of a European Coal and Steel Community, which laid the foundation for what would eventually become the European Union.
Europe Day is observed throughout the EU and aims to promote peace and unity among European nations. It's a time to celebrate European identity and diversity, as well as to reflect on the achievements of European integration. Various events, conferences, and cultural activities take place across Europe to mark the occasion, emphasizing the values of cooperation, solidarity, and mutual understanding among EU member states.
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