June 1 messages from political leaders. Bolojan talks about the children's future, and Maia Sandu challenges them to read
International Children's Day was marked by messages sent by political leaders from Romania and the Republic of Moldova, who emphasized education, responsibility and the future of young generations. Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan, the President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, and the Minister of Defense, Radu Miruță, sent wishes and appeals dedicated to children and parents.
June 1 messages from political leaders. PHOTO: Facebook
The Prime Minister of Romania, Ilie Bolojan, emphasized the importance of building a society where children have real chances for development and success.
“Today, on June 1, we celebrate childhood, the sincere joy and hope that each child brings to our lives. The children of Romania deserve to grow up in a society that offers them safety, education, care and the chance to follow their dreams”. sent Bolojan.
He added that adults have a responsibility to build “a country they can trust and want to stay, learn and succeed in”.
For her part, the president of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, chose to launch a reading challenge for the summer vacation period.
“For Children's Day, I'm challenging you to a holiday reading competition. Read as many books as you can by August 31st and write me how many books you've read and what impressed you the most.” Maia Sandu told the children.
The leader from Chisinau encouraged reading at the expense of time spent in front of screens, saying that “every page read will make you richer in thoughts, ideas and courage.”
A broad message came from the Minister of Defense, Radu Miruță, who spoke about the responsibility of adults towards future generations.
“What country are we bequeathing to our children? It is a question that each of us must answer by what we do,” said the minister.
Radu Miruță said that he does not want his own children to live in a country “divide”, built on “lie, fear or hatred“, and argued that Romania can become better only through “courage, respect and work”.
“From June 1, I am not suggesting that you rediscover the child in you. I am proposing something perhaps more important: to do in such a way that the adult you are today leaves behind a better Romania for the children who come after us”the Minister of Defense sent.
And the PSD president, Sorin Grindeanu, sent a message on the occasion of Children's Day, in which he spoke about the role of children in Romania's future and about the importance of maintaining a balance between technology and time spent with the family.
“Happy birthday, dear children! I wish you with all my heart to grow up always guided by curiosity, creativity and that wonderful joy of discovering new things every day”the social-democratic leader said.
Grindeanu emphasized that the little ones represent “greatest treasure” for parents and “hope” for the future of the country.
“You are the ones who will bring a breath of fresh air and new perspectives to the future of Romania. A future in which you can keep your innocence and in which you manage to balance the time spent with family, friends and in nature, as far away from screens as possible”. the PSD president also stated.
The messages sent by political leaders on Children's Day had a common denominator: investment in education, the responsibility of the adult generation and the need to create better conditions for children who will build tomorrow's society.
