English
Русский"Linguistic Diversity and Spiritual Culture of the Peoples of Eurasia" - this was the title of the regular session of the International Forum for Spiritual Harmony held in New Delhi (India).
On February 21, for the third consecutive year the Eurasian Peoples’ Assembly celebrates International Mother Language Day, reaffirming UNESCO's commitment to the principles of preserving and developing native languages as a strategic factor in the progress of each nation.
The event was organised by the Eurasian Peoples’ Assembly and the Institute of Advanced Studies of Comparative Religion Gobind Sadan, India.