Tajikistan Celebrates 107 Years of Tajik Press
DUSHANBE, 11.03.2019. (NIAT Khovar) – Tajikistan celebrates Press Day today. A meeting to mark the occasion will be held in the afternoon at the Tajik State Academic Drama Theater named after Abulkasym Lahuti with the participation of media representatives, reports the Tajik Ministry of Culture.
The results of the contest for journalistic works and materials for the 2018 Abulkasym Lahuti Prize will be announced during the event organized by the Ministry of Culture and the Union of Journalists of Tajikistan. The winners from those nominated for journalistic excellence will also be awarded. The event will include a concert with the participation of Tajik artists.
Tajik press dates back to March 11, 1912, when the first Tajik language newspaper Bukhori Sharif (Sacred Bukhara) was published.
During the Soviet period, the Press Day in Tajikistan, as in the rest of the Soviet Union, was celebrated on May 5. In 1994, the Press Day was moved to March 11.
Emomali Rahmon: “Navruz, Mehrgon, Sada, and Tirgon Embody Humanistic Values and Reverence for Nature”
Emomali Rahmon: “The Tajiks Are One of the World’s Cultural and Civilization-Building Nations”
Emomali Rahmon: «Borbad Is Recognized as One of the Earliest Masters of Musical Theory and a Professional Composer of the Aryan Cultural Tradition»
President Emomali Rahmon Describes Historical and Cultural Heritage as the Identity of the Ancient Tajik People
Lonely Planet Includes Tajikistan among the World’s Best Travel Experiences
Tajikistan to host Chinese Culture Days
National Museum of Tajikistan to Exhibit Artifacts at International Exhibition in China
Filmmakers from 20 Countries to Participate in the International “Toji Somon” Film Festival
Opening Ceremony of the Days of Mongolian Culture Held in Tajikistan
President of Mongolia Ukhnaagiin Khurelsukh Explores the History of the Tajik People at the National Museum of Tajikistan
Mongolian Culture Days to Take Place in Tajikistan
