2022 UN International Year of Glass Closing Ceremony

Date: 15 December 2022

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Date: 15 December 2022

On 14th December in New York, inside the United Nation headquarters, it has been held the closing ceremony of the International Year of Glass.

International Year of Glass, a project that VITRUM launched during the 2021 edition of the exhibition; thus, like closing a circle, precisely in New York, during the event, it has been released to the world VITRUM 2023, which will be held from 5th to 8th September next year.

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