El Día Internacional de la Lengua Materna fue proclamado por la Unesco el 21 de febrero de 2000, y se celebra en la misma fecha cada año en los Estados miembros y en la sede de la organización para promover la diversidad lingüística y cultural y el plurilingüismo.
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