Under the motto "Museums for equality: diversity and inclusion ”this Monday the International Museum Day is celebrated which – obviously- it came in a special context as a result of the pandemic and the social and mandatory isolation by COVID-19.

But this reason is not enough for each venue to celebrate in its own way through the Internet and interacting with users from all over the country. In this context, it is possible to enjoy the treasures of the most recognized world museums, that for a long time have been proclaiming the "virtual tours". While, It is a more than excellent opportunity to learn more about the history of the 26 National Museums found on Argentine soil, as well as the large number of institutions in each of the provinces.

In your annual message, Suay Aksoy – holder of the International Council of Museums (ICOM)- He explained that "it may seem a strange moment for a celebration, since thousands of museums remain closed and the uncertainty of what will happen in the coming months occupies our minds "and added: "However, it is precisely now when we need to spread the message of the International Museum Day ”.

As for this year's motto, aims to "become a meeting point for both museums and civil society in general; because this day is not just about museums, but of each and every one of the people who contribute to making them the wonderful places that are. It is a celebration for curious students, passionate conservatives, art enthusiasts, surrendered guards and occasional visitors ”.

International Museum Day began to be celebrated in 1977, generating a cultural exchange that encompasses near 37 thousand entities located in more than 160 countries. Since its inception, this day aims to highlight the work of museums in cultural life, under the organization of ICOM.