World Cotton Day
World Cotton Day is held on October 7. This event in the first decade of the month October is annual. 
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Cotton is one of the most common fabrics in our wardrobes. It is comfortable, hypoallergenic, breathable and durable. Cotton is a global commodity grown in over 75 countries across five continents and traded worldwide.
The initiative of World Cotton Day was born in 2019, when four cotton producers in sub-Saharan Africa– Benin, Burkina Faso, Chad and Mali, known as the Cotton Four -proposed the World Trade Organization a World Cotton Day celebration on October 7.
World Cotton Day is an opportunity to highlight its role in creating jobs and maintaining economic stability in least-developed countries (LDCs). Celebrations marking the day aim to foster sustainable trade policies and to enable developing countries to benefit from every step of the cotton value chain.
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