In the hall of the Committee for Housing and Communal Services under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan, a grand ceremony titled “Constitution – the Pillar of Statehood” was held in honor of the 30th anniversary of the adoption of the Constitution of the Republic of Tajikistan.
The event was attended by Davlatzoda Usmon Gul, Chairman of the Committee for Housing and Communal Services under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan, and as a guest, Jonibek Asroriyon, Head of the Department of History of the Tajik People at Tajik National University and Candidate of Historical Sciences, as well as staff from the central apparatus and organizations under the system of the Committee.
The ceremony began with the national anthem.
The event was opened by Davlatzoda Usmon Gul, Chairman of the Committee, who congratulated the attendees on this sacred and joyful occasion.
He noted that the adoption of the Constitution laid the foundation for statehood, the rule of law, strengthening the pillars of government, respect for national values, adherence to state institutions, national identity, and maintaining peace and stability across the country, effectively presenting Tajikistan as an independent and civilized state on the world stage.
Following this, Jonibek Asroriyon, Head of the Department of History of the Tajik People at Tajik National University, spoke about the necessity of adopting the Constitution and its significance for the growth, development, and achievements of independent Tajikistan.
Asroriyon emphasized that the Constitution is a valuable and essential document in the state system of Tajikistan, serving as a guiding framework for the Tajik people, reflecting the past, present, and future of the state and the nation.
Over the 30 years since its adoption, under the wise, humane, and farsighted leadership of the Founder of Peace and National Unity – President of the Republic of Tajikistan, Emomali Rahmon, the country has achieved significant progress in all spheres of social, political, economic, and cultural life. A peaceful and stable environment, national unity, restoration of mutually beneficial international relations, and a peace-oriented policy have been ensured.
The ceremony concluded in a spirited atmosphere of patriotism and national pride, with the singing of the national anthem.
