UNESCO World Poetry Day’s landmark event will be held on March 24, 2025
- The World Organization of Writers, in collaboration with the Assembly of the Peoples of Eurasia and Africa, is organizing the event bringing together poets, writers, international cultural figures, and representatives from 30 language groups
Moscow, Russia
The World Organization of Writers (WOW), in collaboration with the Assembly of the Peoples of Eurasia and Africa, is set to host the XXVI UNESCO World Poetry Day on March 24, 2025 at Central House of Writers, Moscow.
This landmark cultural event will bring together poets, writers, international cultural figures, and representatives from 30 language groups to celebrate the power of poetry in uniting nations and promoting global peace.
A Celebration of Poetry and Unity
The evening’s headline event, the Poetic Extravaganza “A PrioriUm”, will feature a theatrical literary and musical performance showcasing renowned poets, writers, artists, and musicians. This immersive experience aims to highlight poetry’s ability to bridge cultures and inspire dialogue.
One of the night’s most anticipated moments is the Poetic Flash Mob “Minute of Sound: We Are One Planet”, a powerful tribute to the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory. 300 participants will simultaneously recite 100 poems about peace in 30 languages, creating a unique symphony of voices calling for unity and harmony.
In recognition of its scale and significance, this poetic flash mob has been officially submitted for world record registration and will be documented by representatives of The Book of records. Mira, marking a historic milestone in global literary events.
Distinguished Participants
The event will be attended by: Alexandra Ochirova, UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador, Alexander Goloborodko, People’s Artist of Russia, Andrey Zhitinkin, People’s Artist of Russia, Eduard Treskin, People’s Artist of the Republic of Tatarstan and representatives from WOW, the Assembly of the Peoples of Eurasia and Africa, international cultural and diplomatic organizations, and language group delegations.
An announcement said, “Join us in celebrating World Poetry Day as we come together to honor the art of poetry, its power to inspire change, and its role in fostering international peace and cultural exchange.”
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