Europe Day, which is celebrated on May 9th each year, is an occasion for Europeans to celebrate peace and unity across the continent. The date marks the anniversary of the historic Schuman declaration.
This year, the EU institutions are opening their doors to all generations and invite you to a wide range of events and activities. Find out what is happening in your area that week by clicking on a country on the interactive map, and learn more about what the EU is and what it does.
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- 19 April 2023
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- Directorate-General for Communication
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