According to Tatyana Ivanovna Moroz, Head of the Marketing Department of the State Cultural Institution "Beshenkovichi Centralized Library System," librarians of the central district library have prepared a history hour titled "The History of the Country's Main Document" for their readers, and the Sokorovo rural library has prepared a legal literacy hour "In the World of Law and Order." The Rzhavskaya rural library's event is titled "We are Citizens of a Peaceful and Creative Country," and the Ulla library's is "The Constitution - a Guarantee of Our Rights and Freedoms."

The library in the agro-town of Ostrovno invites readers to an information hour titled "The Constitution - a Reliable Protection of the State," in Drozdovo it is called "No Rights Without Duties," and in Zadorozhye - "The Law by Which We Live." The B.P. Belezhanko Boceikovsky rural library will host an hour of Belarusian statehood titled "The Constitution - the Foundation of Modern Belarusian Independence," and the Sinitskaya rural library will host a civics hour titled "The Constitution - the Law by Which We All Live!" The Politotdelskaya rural library will recall a page of history titled "The Constitution as a Reflection of the Era."
A little over three decades ago, the Basic Law of the Republic of Belarus established the constitutional foundations of the Belarusian state and society, defining the vector of political, economic, and social development of our young but already sovereign country, marking the beginning of a new historical stage for modern Belarus.

The objective of all events was to broaden knowledge of the constitutional foundations of our state, to foster an understanding of the necessity of knowing the Constitution as the Fundamental Law, to cultivate a sense of pride, respect, and love for our Motherland, respect for laws, and participation in the life of the state. After all, acting as a connecting thread between the past and the future, the Constitution embodies