October 9 is World Post Day

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October 9 is World Post Day

October 9 - World Post Day - is one of the international days celebrated in the United Nations. It is held annually on October 9, 14, the day the union was formed, in accordance with the decision of the 1874th Congress of the Universal Postal Union. This day was declared International Post Day by the Congress of the International Postal Union in 1969 in Tokyo. On October 1874, 9, representatives of 22 states, as well as Russia, signed the Berne Treaty in Bern (Switzerland). In 1878, the union was renamed the Universal Postal Union. To date, the Universal Postal Union has covered 192 countries. International Letters Week kicks off worldwide on October 9th. According to the Universal Postal Union, international mail communicates in 6800 languages ​​and is one of the longest networks in terms of mail delivery. This network is designed for the exchange of ideas, ensuring efficient and economical delivery of goods. Mail facilitates personal communication over long distances between friends. The post office also helps firms of different scales to find clients and work according to their needs.