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Discover the significant holidays and events in July, both in Vietnam and around the world, that many people are interested in. Join us in exploring the details below.
1. Vietnam Health Insurance Day (July 1st)
Established by the government in 2009, Vietnam Health Insurance Day (July 1st) aims to protect and enhance the health of the people, reducing the financial burden on individuals for medical expenses in case of illness or disability.
2. United States Independence Day (July 4th)
July 4th is celebrated as the Independence Day of the United States, commemorating the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. On this day, there are parades, outdoor festivals, and various ceremonies.
3. International Kissing Day (July 6th)
International Kissing Day, originating from the United Kingdom, is a day when people share affectionate and meaningful kisses.
>>> Explore more: Discover the origin and meaning of International Kissing Day on July 6th that you might not know.
4. World Population Day (July 11th)
The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) designated July 11th, the day the world reached 5 billion people, as World Population Day. It aims to raise global awareness about global population issues, highlighting the risks of rapid population growth leading to serious consequences such as food shortages, homelessness, lack of clean water, environmental pollution, and more.
>>> Learn more: What day is World Population Day in 2023? The significance of World Population Day.
5. French National Day (July 14)
The storming of the Bastille prison fueled the revolutionary fervor in urban and rural areas, marking the beginning of the French Revolution. 'Bastille Day' became the National Day and holds significance for the French people.
On National Day, the French commemorate with fireworks, parades, military displays, and festive gatherings.
6. Traditional Day of Vietnamese Youth Volunteers (July 15)
On July 15, 1950, President Ho Chi Minh directed the Central Youth Union and the Central Executive Committee of the Youth Volunteer Save the Nation of Vietnam to mobilize young and healthy forces to establish 'Youth Volunteer' teams, contributing to the victory against the enemy on various battlefields.
Since then, on August 15, at various city, district, ward, and commune levels in each locality, discussions, parades, music performances, and competitions are organized to review the revolutionary traditions of the previous generations of Youth Volunteers and enhance the spirit and determination of today's young generation.
7. Veterans and Martyrs Day (July 27)
In line with President Ho Chi Minh's directive, our Party and State have designated July 27 every year as Veterans and Martyrs Day to remember and honor the heroes, martyrs, and war invalids who sacrificed for the independence, freedom, and unity of the Motherland. This day is also an opportunity for the Vietnamese people to embody the principle of remembering those who contributed, akin to the saying 'drink water, remember the source; eat fruit, remember the grower.'
On July 27, people nationwide turn their thoughts to martyrs' cemeteries to offer solemn tributes and remember heroic martyrs. Authorities at all levels, organizations, and individuals visit the families of martyrs, meeting with the heroic mothers of Vietnam...
>>>Read more: Most meaningful tributes on July 27, 2023, for our heroic martyrs and war veterans
8. Establishment Day of the Vietnam General Confederation of Labor (July 28)
The formation of the Vietnam General Confederation of Labor on July 28, 1929, marked a crucial milestone in the struggle and development of the Vietnamese labor movement.
The establishment of the Vietnam General Confederation of Labor aims to build a force to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of laborers.
