INTERNATIONAL DANCE DAY 2022.

29th of April every year marks international dance day. The theme for this year's international dance day 2022 is "Dance your way to boost physical and mental health". The international dance day was created by the dance committee of the international theatre institute (ITI), the main partner for the performing arts of UNESCO. International dance day was celebrated on 29th April 1982 for the very first time. It was introduced in 1982 by the international dance council to encourage people across the globe to cherish other's dance forms. The day is also observed to pay tribute to French dance and ballet master, Jean - Georges Noverre.

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MY SOCIAL WORKS AS THE PROGRAM MANAGER OF CYPLP, KADUNA, NIGERIA.

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