The International Day of Older Persons is celebrated on 1st October every year. On December 14, 1990, the UN General Assembly voted on October 1 to establish the International Day of Older Persons as the International Day of Older Persons, as recorded in Resolution 45/106. The first holiday was celebrated on October 1, 1991. Leave is observed by raising awareness about issues affecting the elderly, such as old age and elder abuse. It is also a day to appreciate the contribution of those who are old people to the society. This holiday is similar to the National Grandparents' Day in the United States and Canada, as well as the Double Naith Festival in China and the honor for The Old Age Day in Japan. Adherence is the focus of the United Nations program on aging organizations and aging.
Annual Content:-
1998 and 2000: Towards a society for all eras
2004: Old man in an interdisciplinary society
2005: Old age in the new millennium
2006: Improving quality of life for older persons: United Nations Global Strategic Program
Advancing 2007
Addressing the challenges and opportunities of 2008. : Rights of old persons
2009: Celebration of the 10th Anniversary of the International Year of Older Persons: Towards a Society for All Ages
2010: Achievement of old man and MDG
2011: Global Aging
2012 Growing Opportunities and Challenges: Longevity: Shaping the Future
2013: The Future We Want: The Old Man Who's Saying
2014: Living No One Behind: Promoting a Society For All
2015: Sustainability and age inclusion in urban environments
2016: Take a stand against age: Steps in the Future: Society
Harnessing the talent, contribution and participation of older persons in 2018: old human rights champion
Celebration of 2019: The Journey to Age Equality
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