“Family Chronicle” of the Belkhim Trade Union: a unique project on the continuity of generations was held in Soligorsk
A touching ceremony was held in the Soligorsk department of the registry office within the framework of the trade union project “Family Chronicle”, initiated by the Youth Council of the Minsk region.

A touching ceremony was held in the Soligorsk department of the registry office within the framework of the trade union project “Family Chronicle”, initiated by the Youth Council of the Minsk regional organization of the Belkhimprofsoyuz.

The project, which is being held for the second time, has brought together important life milestones of representatives of different generations of industry workers: spouses, one of whom is an employee of Passat LLC, celebrating the 30th anniversary of their joint life, and newlyweds from Belaruskali. A special, exciting moment of the holiday was the solemn ceremony of naming in a large family, where after three sons there was a long-awaited event - a daughter was born.
The initiative was born last year, when the first such celebration was hosted by the capital’s historical and cultural complex “Loshitsky”. The Belarusian Trade Union traditionally pays close attention to the promotion of traditional family values and the institution of marriage. This concern has a practical embodiment: collective agreements of the enterprises of the industry enshrine a wide range of socio-economic guarantees aimed at targeted material and social support for young and large families.

The author of the project, Chairman of the Youth Council of the Minsk regional organization of the Belkhimprofuz Angelina Stankevich noted:
- Creating the project “Family Chronicle”, we sought to emphasize the inextricable connection of times and generations, to remind that a strong family is a reliable foundation of society and a guarantee of our common confident future. It is very valuable and symbolic that the trade union remains close to the working man not only in everyday work, but also shares the most important, happy moments of his personal life.
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