Translated with AI
President of the Republic of Tajikistan Emomali Rahmon addressed the country's citizens with a congratulatory message on the occasion of National Flag Day, a symbol of independence, sovereignty, national honor, and pride. This was reported by the press service of the President of Tajikistan.
The head of state emphasized that for every nation, the national flag is a symbol of independence, national identity, love of freedom, and the people's firm will, as well as a sign of unity, solidarity, and the desire for freedom. He stated that raising the flag has always been associated with honoring national identity and developing self-awareness.
The President recalled that the history of the Tajik flag has ancient roots, dating back to the millennia-old civilization of the Tajik people. In his address, Rahmon noted the significance of the legendary flag of Kova Kaviyoni, which has been celebrated in literature for centuries as a symbol of honor and glory, including in Abul Qosim Firdawsi's Shahnameh.
The President emphasized that the modern State Flag of Tajikistan reflects this historical tradition and is a symbol of independence achieved through the efforts of several generations. Rahmon recalled that the flag was adopted at the 16th session of the Supreme Council of the Republic of Tajikistan in November 1992 in Khujand, marking an important step in the establishment of the new statehood.
According to the president, the Tajik people have lived under this flag for 33 years in peace and stability, developing the country and glorifying it on the international stage. He noted that the national flag of Tajikistan is displayed throughout the world at events and diplomatic missions, and is also raised in honor of Tajik athletes' victories in international competitions.
Emomali Rahmon emphasized the need to instill in the younger generation respect for the flag as a symbol of statehood, independence, and national culture. The President noted that every victory and every raising of the flag strengthens national pride, demonstrating patriotism and loyalty to national values.
The head of state called on citizens to continue their work with a high sense of responsibility for the country's development, to celebrate the 35th anniversary of state independence with new achievements, and to always remember that the flag is a symbol of the honor and glory of the Tajik nation.
In conclusion, he once again congratulated all citizens of Tajikistan on the holiday and wished every family prosperity and happiness.
