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On September 10, at the college, as part of the Unified Information Day, a meeting was held between students of group 6K9092 and the head of the Secretariat of the Soviet district branch of the city of Minsk, Elena Anatolyevna Bobko.

At the beginning of the meeting, the participants were shown a video revealing the historical and symbolic significance of the holiday. The film recalled the tragic pages of history, when the Belarusian people were artificially divided, and the day of September 17, 1939, which became the starting point for the restoration of historical justice and the reunification of Belarusian lands. In her speech, Elena Anatolyevna spoke about the deep historical significance of National Unity Day, which is celebrated for the sixth time in 2026. She emphasized that this holiday is not just a date on the calendar, but a living connection of times and a symbol of national pride. The speaker noted that the historical basis for the establishment of the holiday was the reunification of the BSSR and Western Belarus, which in 1939 put an end to the almost twenty-year period of Polish domination and became an act of historical justice.
In her speech, Elena Anatolyevna also gave examples of the country’s modern achievements, which serve as a reason for pride, including in the field of mechanical engineering, energy and food security, emphasizing that all this became possible thanks to common work and cohesion.
Concluding the meeting, Elena Anatolyevna emphasized that all these years we have invariably created a strong Belarusian family called “Belarusian people”.