Congratulations
Dear friends!
I cordially congratulate you on Knowledge Day!
Education, upbringing, and enlightenment play an important role in human life. The modern world is impossible to imagine without innovative technologies. Each of us needs to constantly replenish our knowledge, improve our skills, learn to think constructively, and take care of our spiritual development.
Today, on the eve of Knowledge Day, young people – the future of our country – will gather in classrooms and lecture halls of schools, lyceums, colleges, and universities. In the Vitebsk region, 473 general secondary education institutions will open their doors, and 11,964 first-graders will take their seats, significantly more than in previous years. An exciting journey into the land of knowledge awaits them.
Both small rural and large urban schools have one goal – quality education, the development of a young person's intellectual potential, their abilities and talents, the formation of an active civic position, and the foundations of moral behavior.
This year, the first lesson is dedicated to an important topic: "Thank you to the soldiers of Victory for not knowing war." Young men and women of the Dvina region must understand how fragile the modern world is, realize that the Victory won by our grandfathers and great-grandfathers allowed Belarus to gain independence and build a state where human capital is the main value.
Knowledge Day is a holiday for everyone. For teachers, educators, and parents.
Dear educators! May every day bring you joy and satisfaction from interacting with the younger generation!
Dear parents, pupils, students! Your hard work, patience, perseverance, and goodwill in your relationships with each other will help make the learning process interesting, useful, and effective.
I sincerely wish you health, happiness, well-being, good luck, and success in achieving high results!
Embark on a good journey to the heights of knowledge!
Sincerely,
Alexander Ksinets,
Chairman
of the Vitebsk Regional
Executive Committee