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Important Days 26 October 2026

Global Media and Information Literacy Week 2026 Observed from October 24 to 31

Global Media and Information Literacy Week 2026 Observed from October 24 to 31
Why in the News?
UNESCO’s annual **Global Media and Information Literacy (MIL) Week 2026** is being observed worldwide from **24 to 31 October 2026**.

Key Features / Major Points:

- 2026 Theme: **“We All Play a Part – Media and Information Literacy for the People”**.
- Format & Nature: Organized as a Category IV International Congress under a hybrid (online and in-person) format.
- Core Objective: Aims to mobilize worldwide stakeholders to raise awareness, accelerate national adoption, and celebrate progress toward universal Media and Information Literacy.
- Decentralized Approach: The 2026 edition adopts a participatory framework bringing together interconnected regional and thematic events led by UNESCO offices and partners globally.
- Target Stakeholders: Engages policymakers, educators, researchers, journalists, youth, digital content creators, media regulators, parents, and civil society organizations.

Static GK Facts:

- UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization): Founded - November 16, 1945 | Headquarters - Paris, France | Director-General - Khaled El-Enany.
- Genesis of MIL Week: First initiated by UNESCO in 2011 in Fez, Morocco.
- UN General Assembly Recognition: The UNGA officially proclaimed October 24–31 as Global Media and Information Literacy Week in 2021.

One-Liner Quiz (All Competitive Exams):

Q: When is Global Media and Information Literacy Week 2026 commemorated by UNESCO?
A: October 24 to 31, 2026

Q: What is the official theme for Global Media and Information Literacy Week 2026?
A: “We All Play a Part – Media and Information Literacy for the People”

Q: Where is the headquarters of UNESCO situated?
A: Paris, France

Q: Who is the current Director-General of UNESCO?
A: Khaled El-Enany

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