World Population Day 2023: 11 July

World Population Day 2023: 11 July

Category : Important Days Published on: July 11 2023

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World Population Day 2023, observed on July 11th, aims to draw attention to global population trends and their implications.
The day serves as a platform to promote sustainable development and address the challenges associated with population growth.
World Population Day 2023 Theme is ‘Imagine a world where everyone all 8 billion of us has a future bursting with promise and potential.'
The day was established by the United Nations in 1989, inspired by the significance of the world's population reaching five billion people on July 11, 1987.
The day was suggested by Dr K.C. Zachariah. It was sparked by excitement on Five Billion Day on July 11, 1987, roughly the day the world's population surpassed five billion.

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