World Radio Day

In the framework of World Radio Day, which is celebrated every February 13, organizations, broadcasters and communication professionals around the world commemorate the importance of this medium as a fundamental tool for information, education and entertainment. Proclaimed by UNESCO in 2011, World Radio Day recognizes the crucial role that radio plays as one of the most accessible and reliable means of communication, capable of reaching remote communities, overcoming geographical and linguistic barriers, and providing vital information in emergency situations. In the digital age, radio has known how to reinvent itself. Today it is not only listened to through traditional frequencies, but also through digital platforms, mobile applications and podcasts, expanding its reach to new audiences and strengthening its presence in the multimedia environment.

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This year, the commemoration highlights the resilience and adaptation of the environment in the face of technological and social challenges, reaffirming its commitment to freedom of expression, cultural diversity, and universal access to information. Radio continues to be a space for citizen participation, plural dialogue, and community building. In a world in constant transformation, its ability to inform immediately and accompany closely makes it an indispensable medium. In this World Radio Day, we celebrate those who make voices heard, stories shared, and information flow, thus strengthening democracy and the social fabric.