On May 8, a grand ceremonial event dedicated to Victory Day over fascism was held in Lakhsh District. The festive ceremony was attended by the leadership of the Executive Body of State Authority of the district, law enforcement officers, war and labor veterans, heads of organizations and institutions, as well as the younger generation — school pupils and students.
The event began with a festive march of local residents. The district leadership, representatives of law enforcement agencies, heads of organizations and institutions, students, and schoolchildren marched in a special ceremonial atmosphere carrying colorful flags and patriotic slogans. They laid wreaths and flowers at the monument to the heroes as a sign of respect and gratitude.
The official part of the celebration continued in the conference hall of the Executive Body of State Authority of the district. Deputy Chairman of the district Sherbekzoda Shohimardon opened the event and congratulated those present on this important historical occasion.
During his speech, the Chairman of Lakhsh District, respected Kholzoda Karomiddin Kamoliddin, emphasized:
“The courage and self-sacrifice of the participants of the Great Patriotic War, who gave their lives in the fight against fascism, will never be forgotten. Their heroism serves as a great school of bravery and a model of patriotism for today’s generation.”
The Chairman of the District Veterans’ Council, Nusratullo Niymatov, also addressed the gathering, noting that today’s peace and stability are the result of the sacrifices made by these heroes.
In a solemn atmosphere, a number of labor veterans were awarded Certificates of Honor from the Executive Body of State Authority of the district.
One of the memorable moments of the event was the presentation of the book “Their Memory Is Eternal!” Published on the initiative of the district leadership in honor of the 80th anniversary of Victory Day, the book was presented to leaders of law enforcement agencies and veterans.
The event concluded with a theatrical performance by the district’s cultural workers. The colorful artistic program, featuring patriotic scenes and wartime songs, delighted the participants and created a festive spirit.
