The event was attended by the Chairman of the Shahristan district, Gafurzoda Rabim, the representative of the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan — the Head of the Antimonopoly Service under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan, Rajabzoda Haidarali Rajabali, and other distinguished guests and officials. They toured the various exhibition areas of the "Navruzgoh" (Navruz venue).
At the entrance of the district’s central stadium, the guests viewed exhibitions of artisanal and labor achievements, the "Haftsin" and "Haftshin" festive tables, national dishes, and handicrafts produced by various local organizations and craftsmen. The Navruz corners were decorated with great taste and elegance, embodying noble and ancient national traditions.
During the ceremony, Rajabzoda Haidarali Rajabali, on behalf of the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan, congratulated the residents on the International Navruz holiday. It was emphasized that Navruz, as an ancestral holiday and a priceless national heritage, symbolizes the rebirth of nature, the beginning of a new life, friendship, harmony, and respect for the traditions of ancestors.
Thanks to state independence, Navruz has entered a new historical stage, gaining renewed magnificence and being recognized as a vital pillar of the state and nation. Furthermore, by a special resolution of the United Nations, the Tajik Navruz was included in the list of the most valuable cultural heritage of humanity, gaining global status, and March 21 was declared International Navruz Day. To achieve such a high and unprecedented status, the Leader of the Nation, President Emomali Rahmon, exerted great efforts out of boundless love for the spiritual values of his people.
The event continued with a colorful cultural program featuring local artists, filled with touching songs and national dances. The performances added warmth and beauty to the festive atmosphere. Interesting scenes of national rituals, such as cooking Sumanak and traditional games, were also showcased. The active participation of youth and teenagers demonstrated that national values and ancestral culture continue to thrive among the new generation.
Additionally, the Head of the Antimonopoly Service visited soldiers of the military units stationed in the Shahristan district, sharing a conversation with them at the festive table.
