In light of the culture-oriented policy of the Founder of Peace and National Unity — Leader of the Nation, President of the Republic of Tajikistan, Emomali Rahmon, and with the aim of enhancing national self-awareness and identity, employees of the Enforcement Service under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan visited the National Museum of Tajikistan.
This educational initiative was carried out to provide closer familiarity with the country’s ancient history, the valuable heritage of ancestors, and the achievements of the period of independence. During the visit, the Service employees explored the museum’s magnificent halls, which reflect various periods of the history of the Tajik people, and became acquainted with rare exhibits, ancient artifacts, and traditional handicrafts of past generations.
During the tour, the participants’ main attention was focused on sections dedicated to ancient history, the Middle Ages, and the achievements of the period of State Independence. It was emphasized that each exhibit in this center of knowledge bears witness to the universal civilization and the rich culture of the nation, instilling in every civil servant a sense of pride in their homeland and respect for national values.
The leadership of the Service noted during the visit that knowledge of ancestral history is essential for every member of society, especially for civil servants. Familiarity with a proud past serves as a solid foundation for building a bright future and for devoted service to the people and the country.
The visit to the National Museum left a deep impression on the employees, once again connecting them with the golden pages of the nation’s history. Such cultural events have become a tradition in the Service’s work plan and contribute to strengthening patriotism and national self-awareness among staff.
This educational visit concluded with an exchange of views and expressions of gratitude to the museum’s leadership for preserving and safeguarding this invaluable national treasure.
