President Emomali Rahmon Approved the Symbol of the Republican Contest Tajikistan — My Beloved Homeland
DUSHANBE, 19.04.2019. (NIAT Khovar) – The Founder of Peace and National Unity, Leader of the Nation, President of the Republic of Tajikistan Emomali Rahmon has approved the symbol of the republican contest Tajikistan — My Beloved Homeland.
The contest is dedicated to the 30th anniversary of Tajikistan’s independence. The event, which will begin this month and end on November 16, will include the participation of poets, musicians, singers, composers, presenters and others.
The symbol chosen for the contest includes a local mountainous landscape and the country’s flag colors, seven stars, musical instruments, notes and a feather.
Ministries, government agencies, institutions, organizations, executive bodies of the state authority, provinces, districts, and cities, and the mass media will be able to use the symbol of the republican contest Tajikistan — My Beloved Homeland during the event, which will be held throughout the country throughout the eight months.
The contest is organized by the Ministry of Culture and the Television and Radio Committee.









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