MINSK, 28 June (BelTA) – The drive to prove oneself and to live up to expectations is the surest path to results, Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko said at the award ceremony for graduates and the staff of higher education institutions held on 28 June, in the run-up to Independence Day and the 80th anniversary of the country's liberation from the Nazi invaders, BelTA has learned.
The head of state noted: “I am not going to school you, you can listen to me or find your own path to success. I am absolutely sure that you set your life priorities right. That’s why you are here, in the place that hosts no random people.”
“I see your potential,” Aleksandr Lukashenko continued. “After all, you have already achieved great success both in the academic field and in community work. I believe that new achievements are not long in coming. But I am sure that you have already passed the most difficult period.”
The president remarked: “I sincerely wish you to stay true to yourselves, no matter who you become, no matter what career heights you reach in the future.”
The head of state went on saying: “Your time has come. If you look at it, times are never easy. This is how things work – you need to overcome hardships in order to learn to enjoy life.”
Aleksandr Lukashenko also wished everyone to achieve their goals and fulfill their plans for the benefit of their Motherland.
The head of state noted: “I am not going to school you, you can listen to me or find your own path to success. I am absolutely sure that you set your life priorities right. That’s why you are here, in the place that hosts no random people.”
“I see your potential,” Aleksandr Lukashenko continued. “After all, you have already achieved great success both in the academic field and in community work. I believe that new achievements are not long in coming. But I am sure that you have already passed the most difficult period.”
The president remarked: “I sincerely wish you to stay true to yourselves, no matter who you become, no matter what career heights you reach in the future.”
The head of state went on saying: “Your time has come. If you look at it, times are never easy. This is how things work – you need to overcome hardships in order to learn to enjoy life.”
Aleksandr Lukashenko also wished everyone to achieve their goals and fulfill their plans for the benefit of their Motherland.
