MINSK, 14 January (BelTA) - A solemn swearing-in ceremony for new recruits of the Emergencies Ministry was held at the Belarusian State Museum of the History of the Great Patriotic War, BelTA learned from the Emergencies Ministry.
Traditionally, the solemn swearing-in ceremony is held in the run-up to Rescuer's Day, which is celebrated annually on 19 January. Seventy-eight recruits from the Minsk garrison, the Civil Protection University at the Emergencies Ministry and the aviation unit of the rescue service swore allegiance to the Motherland and the people. Today, they pledged to faithfully fulfill their official duties, to be responsible, professional, and courageous, and to serve the Republic of Belarus by protecting the lives and safety of citizens.
Heartfelt congratulations to the recruits were also extended by service veterans, representatives of the clergy, and family members.
Following the ceremony, participants laid flowers at the Minsk Hero City stele. The event concluded with a tour of the Belarusian State Museum of the History of the Great Patriotic War.
Photos by Nikolai Petrov/BelTA
Traditionally, the solemn swearing-in ceremony is held in the run-up to Rescuer's Day, which is celebrated annually on 19 January. Seventy-eight recruits from the Minsk garrison, the Civil Protection University at the Emergencies Ministry and the aviation unit of the rescue service swore allegiance to the Motherland and the people. Today, they pledged to faithfully fulfill their official duties, to be responsible, professional, and courageous, and to serve the Republic of Belarus by protecting the lives and safety of citizens.
“Today is a very important day for me. I am swearing allegiance to my people and my country. The profession of a rescuer requires courage and bravery. This kind of work suits me perfectly. With each passing day, I become more convinced of this,” young rescuer Viktor Vladyka said expressing his emotions.
The head of the Minsk City Emergencies Department, Vitaly Susha, congratulated the recruits on this solemn and important occasion. “Today is a special day for you. You have taken an oath to serve the country faithfully. You must remain true to your duty, your oath, and the Belarusian people until the very end. The Emergencies Ministry faces a number of serious challenges. I am confident that, through coordinated efforts, we will be able to accomplish any task set before us. Serve faithfully, help people, and continuously work to improve your professional skills,” Vitaly Susha advised.
Heartfelt congratulations to the recruits were also extended by service veterans, representatives of the clergy, and family members.Following the ceremony, participants laid flowers at the Minsk Hero City stele. The event concluded with a tour of the Belarusian State Museum of the History of the Great Patriotic War.
Photos by Nikolai Petrov/BelTA
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