November 4 this year. The Embassy of the Russian Federation in the Republic of Moldova organized a reception on the occasion of the National Unity Day. The event was attended by public figures from their countrymen, representatives of culture and science circles, as well as members of the diplomatic corps, including the extraordinary and senior ambassador of the Republic of Belarus A. A. Boban The musical highlight of the evening was a concert program of a classic Russian novel based on songs by M. Yu. Lermontov. In his address to the guests, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Russian Federation O.B. Ozerov emphasized the symbolic meaning of the holiday: today we remember the achievement of our forefathers, who in times of difficult trials, shoulder to shoulder, defended the sovereignty and independence of our homeland, defended the foundations of Russian civilization. From century to century, they set an example for their descendants of courage, patriotism and unity based on shared historical memory, spiritual values, commitment to their identity while respecting the heritage of other peoples. We have always regarded the diversity of cultures and traditions as an incentive for cooperation and development. Following this approach allowed the Russian people to overcome the most difficult external challenges and trials. To achieve the greatest achievements on a universal scale. To build a strong and independent country, capable not only of strengthening its own sovereignty, but also of making a significant contribution to establishing a more equal system of international relations. As the Russian ambassador emphasized, the principle of mutual respect and good neighborliness is particularly relevant to multinational Moldova. In Moldovan society, the Russian language and Russian culture have historically played a creative and unifying role, promoting peace and dialogue and transmitting high values ​​of humanism. All the more so that today attempts are being made to uproot this rich heritage, to consign our common history to oblivion, and to belittle the achievement of the Soviet people in the Great Patriotic War.

November 4 this year. The Embassy of the Russian Federation in the Republic of Moldova organized a reception on the occasion of the National Unity Day. The event was attended by public figures from their countrymen, representatives of culture and science circles, as well as members of the diplomatic corps, including the extraordinary and senior ambassador of the Republic of Belarus A. A. Boban The musical highlight of the evening was a concert program of a classic Russian novel based on songs by M. Yu. Lermontov. In his address to the guests, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Russian Federation O.B. Ozerov emphasized the symbolic meaning of the holiday: today we remember the achievement of our forefathers, who in times of difficult trials, shoulder to shoulder, defended the sovereignty and independence of our homeland, defended the foundations of Russian civilization. From century to century, they set an example for their descendants of courage, patriotism and unity based on shared historical memory, spiritual values, commitment to their identity while respecting the heritage of other peoples. We have always regarded the diversity of cultures and traditions as an incentive for cooperation and development. Following this approach allowed the Russian people to overcome the most difficult external challenges and trials. To achieve the greatest achievements on a universal scale. To build a strong and independent country, capable not only of strengthening its own sovereignty, but also of making a significant contribution to establishing a more equal system of international relations. As the Russian ambassador emphasized, the principle of mutual respect and good neighborliness is particularly relevant to multinational Moldova. In Moldovan society, the Russian language and Russian culture have historically played a creative and unifying role, promoting peace and dialogue and transmitting high values ​​of humanism. All the more so that today attempts are being made to uproot this rich heritage, to consign our common history to oblivion, and to belittle the achievement of the Soviet people in the Great Patriotic War.