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  International Jazz Day is an annual event celebrated on April 30th to promote the values of jazz music as a tool for peace, unity, and dialogue among people from different cultures and backgrounds. The day was officially designated by UNESCO in 2011. Here are some key things you need to know about International Jazz Day: 1.       Origins: The idea of International Jazz Day was first proposed by UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador Herbie Hancock in 2011. The idea was to create a day that would raise awareness about the role of jazz music in promoting intercultural dialogue and understanding. 2.       Celebration: International Jazz Day is celebrated all over the world with concerts, jam sessions, workshops, and other events that showcase the rich history and diversity of jazz music. These events bring together musicians, educators, and jazz fans from different countries and cultures to celebrate the universal language of jazz. 3.       Host country: Each year, a different country