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BORISOV TO HOLD DAYS OF BELARUSIAN WRITTEN LANGUAGE IN 2008
The Days of the Belarusian Written Language will be held in Borisov, the Minsk oblast, on September 7, 2008. The relevant decision has been adopted by the
Council of Ministers of Belarus on December 29, 2007.
The document envisages creation of an organizational committee to prepare and hold the Days of the Belarusian Written Language. The committee will be headed by
Deputy Prime Minister of Belarus Alexander Kosinets. The event will be financed by the Minsk oblast executive committee, the Borisov regional executive committee,
national governmental bodies and other interested departments.
The Day of the Belarusian Written Language has been celebrated in Belarus since 1994. The holiday aims to enhance the prestige of the written language as the
basis of the many-century culture, strengthen its role and significance and pay tribute to the great Belarusian writers.
The Days of the Belarusian Written Language are traditionally held in the towns that are historical centers of culture, science, literature and printing. The
first Days were held in Polotsk, later, in Turov, Novogrudok, Nesvizh, Orsha, Pinsk, Zaslavl, Mstislavl, Mir, Kamenets, Postavy and Sklov.
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