The historic date of September 17, 1939 returned Belarusians the right to be masters of their own land. Today our unity strengthens in the fields, on farms, and at production sites. For us, the agrarians, this is not just beautiful words but coordinated teamwork and responsibility that directly determines the food security of the entire country.

What unites us, the people of Cherikov and the collective of the Agrocomplex “Svetly”? Above all – the land as a provider, loyalty to bread‑making traditions, and love for our small homeland. As the enterprise manager, I know that behind every production achievement, every centner of harvested grain, every kilogram of meat or liter of milk lies the intense, daily labor of people. We are united by a common desire to develop our economy, make it strong and efficient, improve our native villages, and create worthy conditions for the life and work of villagers.

Our unity lies in peasant wisdom, discipline, and mutual aid during the hot sowing and harvesting campaigns. We understand that the prosperity of our homeland is created by the hands of honest people. Only together, feeling each other’s shoulder, carefully preserving the peace and traditions of our independent Belarus, can we overcome any difficulties and move forward confidently.