International Translation Day, celebrated on September 30: why is it celebrated on September 30?
International Translation Day, celebrated on September 30 , pays tribute to the vital work of translators and interpreters in facilitating global communication and intercultural understanding
The choice of this date is linked to Saint Jerome, patron saint of translators, known for his translation of the Bible into Latin. During this day, various activities are organized across the world to highlight the importance of translation. This includes lectures, seminars, workshops and cultural events that explore challenges and innovations in the field of translation. Topics such as professional ethics, translation quality and linguistic and cultural diversity are also discussed.