At the time of the country's independence, the government of the Republic, especially with the initiative of the leader of the nation Emomali Rahmon, revived the holidays of our ancestors and celebrated them every year with great splendor. The Sada festival, along with other national ceremonies and traditions of our country, has regained its life, its annual celebration has become a tradition and is celebrated along with national holidays in the entire territory of the country.
During the independence of the country, the Sada holiday, along with other national ceremonies and traditions, was revived, its annual celebration became a tradition, and it is celebrated with special splendor along with the national holidays. It is a source of pride for each of us that, thanks to independence, the traditions and national holidays of our ancient people have been revived, and the tribute to them is increasing year by year.
As the Honorable Leader of the Nation, Emomali Rahmon, expressed in one of his congratulatory messages on the occasion of this ancestral holiday: "At the time of independence, we celebrate the Sada holiday as a ceremony for farmers and gardeners, and in general, as a purely folk ceremony, and in the promotion of good ideas and its valuable essence , such as loyalty to the motherland, peace and unity of people, love of nature and hard work for the sake of prosperity and prosperity. In fact, the holiday of the hundred is a holiday that inspires people to self-awareness, peace and love of nature, and ensures prosperity and prosperity in the country.
Today, the celebration of the Sada holiday is resounding in the territory of the country, and the civilized Tajik nation welcomes this ancestral ritual with pleasure.
It should be said that on the eve of preparations for the planting and working season, the coming of the Sada holiday is very symbolic, as a professional holiday of farmers, entering the rule of tradition and its official celebration is the proof that our ancient nation, in the light of the policy of the President of the country, Emomali Rahmon, is committed to the cultural values of the past. They pay tribute to themselves and leave a lasting legacy for future generations.
It is worth noting that during the Sada festival, the exhibition of local sweets and dried fruits in an environmentally friendly way is considered a means of promoting the work of farmers, gardeners and craftsmen, and in this way it attracts visitors and tourists to our beautiful country.
Qiyomuddin Hamid
"Dushanbe TV"
