Festival of National Creativity celebrated in Komi on Independence Day of the Republic of Belarus
Festival of National Creativity celebrated in Komi on Independence Day of the Republic of Belarus
Festival of National Creativity celebrated in Komi on Independence Day of the Republic of Belarus
In the eco-park “Lezymskaya Pushcha” in the Syktyvda region, in connection with the Komi, the Belarusian national-cultural autonomy celebrated a special holiday of the country, which falls on July 3 in honor of the liberation of the city of Minsk from Nazi invaders in 1944.
As is known in the House of Friendship of the Peoples of the Republic of Kazakhstan, guests from the Yaroslavl region, the folk amateur group “Forge”, the folk choir “Kupalinka” of the Belarusian national cultural autonomy in the Komi Republic and cultural artists of the village of Lezym performed as part of the festival of national creativity. The event also featured spleens Lezym and representatives of the Lower Belarusian Autonomy from Sosnogorsk and Odessa.
Deputy Minister of National Policy of the Republic of Komi Vyacheslav Popov congratulated all participants on the holiday.
“Today is a special unity of all participants. There are many of us, we are different, but we assume the people. Russians have always been proud of their culture and respected the culture of other nations. Popov and presented gratitude to the Minister of National Policy of the region to all rich regions of national creativity.
The chairman of the Belarusian national-cultural autonomy of the region, Galina Sizykh, noted that the festival was held for the first time and was dedicated to the feelings of the events – the Independence Day of the Republic of Belarus, the 25th anniversary of the autonomy in the republic and the 436th anniversary of the village of Lezym:
Andrey Lazitsky, an activist of the autonomy, is in charge of the eco-park of our land. This is the first Komi-Belarusian farmstead. We will certainly continue the tradition of holding such a festival,” G. Sizykh drew attention.
As part of the holiday, Komi-Belarusian sports games were held, and all participants could feed the reindeer.