The Day of State Symbols of the Republic of Belarus was celebrated at the district cultural center

В районном центре культуры отметили День Государственных символов Республики Беларусь

May 12, 2026

District Culture Center Celebrates Day of State Symbols of the Republic of Belarus

A ceremonial event "Our Symbols - Our Pride!", dedicated to the Day of the State Flag, State Emblem, and State Anthem of the Republic of Belarus, was held at the district culture center.

Exhibitions from Bocheykovo Secondary School named after M. A. Vysogorets and Secondary School No. 2 of Beshenkovichi urban settlement named after M. N. Tkachenko were displayed in the foyer of the District Culture Center. Fellow countrymen visited them with pleasure. Ilya Vitalievich Zhuk, senior driver of the logistics support group of the Shumilino District Department for Emergency Situations, conducted a master class on the disassembly and assembly of a Kalashnikov assault rifle. The event was organized by activists of the "BRSM" (Belarusian Republican Youth Union).

Elena Baranova, Deputy Chairperson of the District Executive Committee, congratulated the residents of Beshenkovichi on the important state holiday. On behalf of the younger generation of Beshenkovichi District, senior students of Secondary School No. 2 of Beshenkovichi urban settlement named after M. N. Tkachenko took an oath of allegiance to the state symbols of the Republic of Belarus. In a unified surge of their ardent hearts, fellow countrymen proudly and inspirationally performed the anthem of the Republic of Belarus.

The ceremonial event concluded with the documentary film "The Anthem of the Republic of Belarus" by the "Belarusfilm" studio. The audience learned about the authors of the anthem's lyrics and music, its history of creation, and its symbolic significance, how the anthem reflects the national values, cultural heritage, and patriotism of the Belarusian people. This film is a valuable source of knowledge for those who wish to better understand the culture and history of Belarus. It is a tribute to a symbol that unites generations and inspires new achievements for the prosperity of the country.

"Zarya"