What are the holidays of the last week October 18th and 24th ? Emergency!!!

October 19. Commemoration of Lu Xun's death. Twenty.

Spikes Day. World Osteoporosis Day. Twenty-one.

Nobel Birthday Commemoration. Twenty-two. International Stuttering Day.

World Day of Traditional Medicine. Twenty-three. Frost.

Commemoration of Boyu's birthday. Twenty-four. Mother-in-law.

Section. World Development Information Day. United Nations Day.

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World Menopause Care Day - The World Menopause Medical Association has chosen October 18 as the "World Menopause Care Day" every year, and has convened 49 countries around the world to pay attention to the health of middle-aged and elderly women and take action to carry out menopausal education and health care activities.

World Chefs Day – Proposed by the World Federation of Chefs Societies (WFF) at its 31st World Federation of Chefs Congress, held in Dublin, Ireland, in March 2004, and officially declared 20 October as World Chefs Day in October 2004. World Chefs Day was created to raise awareness of the chef profession around the world. The World Federation of Chefs Societies was established in 1928 in Paris, France in accordance with the Constitution of the International Labour Organization, and currently has 76 national member units.

The Chinese Cuisine Association officially joined the World Federation of Chefs in 1987. At its 90th session, the 64th session of the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution on 3 June designating 20 October 2010 as World Statistics Day.

Overseas Chinese Festival. World Traditional Medicine Day - On October 22, 1991, the International Congress of Traditional Medicine was held in Beijing, and it was decided to designate October 22 as the annual World Traditional Medicine Day. and International Stuttering Day.

Chulalongkorn Day

United Nations Day – In 1947, the United Nations General Assembly decided that October 24 of each year should be designated as "United Nations Day" World Development Information Day British Father's Day Zambian Independence Day.

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Hello. October 24 is the day of the United Nations.

United Nations Day is a holiday established by the United Nations General Assembly in 1947 to commemorate the entry into force of the United Nations Charter and the establishment of the United Nations. The festival is celebrated on 24 October every year with the theme of maintaining international peace and security, developing friendly international relations and promoting international cooperation in the economic, social, cultural and human welfare fields.

On October 30, 1943, China, the United States, the United Kingdom, and the Soviet Union issued the Declaration of Universal Security in Moscow, proposing the need to establish a universal international organization.

From 21 August to 7 October 1944, the Soviet Union, Britain, and the United States, as well as China, Britain, and the United States, held talks at Dumbarton Oaks in Washington, D.C., and drafted the charter for the establishment of a new international organization in Tonbutan in accordance with the spirit of the "Declaration on Universal Security," and adopted the "Proposal on the Establishment of a Universal International Organization." Referring to the name of the international organization, the three countries agreed to name the future international organization "United Nations" using the word "United Nations" used in the 1942 Joint Declaration, a proposal that was finally approved by the San Francisco Constitutional Convention.

In February 1945, the Yalta Conference, attended by Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin, further discussed the establishment of a united state. The communiqué of the meeting announced that in order to maintain world peace and security, the anti-fascist allies would establish a universal international organization as soon as possible, and decided to convene a United Nations Constituent Assembly in San Francisco, the United States, on 25 April of the same year. On April 25, 1945, more than 280 delegates and more than 1,700 advisers, experts and journalists from 50 countries (Poland did not participate) gathered at the United Nations Conference on International Organizations in San Francisco, United States, at the United Nations Constituent Assembly, which was initiated by the United States, Britain, China, the Soviet Union, and France, and to which the signatories of the Joint Declaration of the United Nations were invited.

The Chinese delegation consisted of 10 people, including Dong Biwu, a representative of the Chinese Communist Party. The Conference drafted the Charter of the United Nations after more than two months of discussions on the basis of the recommendations of the Dumbarton Rubber Plantation Conference. On June 25, delegates unanimously adopted the Charter of the United Nations at the San Francisco Opera.

On June 26, the Constitutional Convention held its final and most solemn agenda in the San Francisco Veterans Memorial auditorium: the signing of the charter by the delegates. In accordance with the procedure agreed upon by the General Assembly, the Chinese delegation was the first to sign. At noon, Dong Biwu wrote his name on the charter with a brush.

The Charter was signed by representatives of all countries, and Poland subsequently signed the Charter, and the 51 signatories became founding Members of the United Nations. On October 24, 1945, after the submission of the instruments of ratification by China, France, the Soviet Union, the United Kingdom, the United States and most other signatory countries, the Charter entered into force and the United Nations was formally established.

In 1947, the United Nations General Assembly decided that 24 October was "United Nations Day".

In 1971, the General Assembly recommended that Member States observe this day as a public holiday. (General Assembly resolution 2782 (XXV)).

October 24 is the 297th day of the year in the solar calendar (298th in leap years), 68 days before the end of the year. United Nations Day is celebrated annually on 24 October (since 1947).

United Nations Day is celebrated annually on 24 October. The name "United Nations" was conceived by Franklin D. Roosevelt of the United States, and after the outbreak of the Pacific War, Roosevelt of the United States and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill acted in unison to strengthen the unity of all anti-fascist countries.

On January 1, 1942, representatives of 26 countries, including China, the United States, Britain, and the Soviet Union, which were fighting against the fascists of Germany, Italy, and Japan, issued the "Declaration of the United Nations" in Washington. At that time, the term "United Nations" was only used as a general term for the countries that were waging war against the fascists of Germany, Italy, and Japan.