November 16: How Ukraine Celebrates Radio, Television, and Communication Day

Today, November 16, Ukraine celebrates the Day of Radio, Television, and Communication Workers. This professional holiday was established by a presidential decree in 1994 in recognition of the important role of these fields in the development of society and ensuring the information resilience of the state, reports 'Glavkom'.

The date of November 16 was chosen deliberately: on this day in 1924 in Kharkiv, which was then the capital of the Ukrainian SSR, the first radio broadcast of Ukrainian radio went on air.

The holiday is dedicated to all those who provide citizens with verified information and stable communication every day. These are journalists, editors, operators, publishers, as well as specialists in the telecommunications and internet sectors. Their work is extremely important for maintaining the information security of the country.

Greetings on Radio, Television, and Communication Workers Day

Happy holiday to everyone working in the field of broadcasting, television, and communication in Ukraine! We wish you professional success, inspiration, love, good mood, and positive emotions. Thank you for your hard but extremely important work!

I congratulate you on Radio, Television, and Communication Workers Day and sincerely wish you to always be on the wave of success, to live only with good news, and to work to cheerful music. May your favorite radio bring you positivity and smiles every day, I wish you to catch the frequencies of happiness and good fortune in life.

Congratulations to all who work in the field of broadcasting, television, or communication in Ukraine on their professional holiday. May the signals always be strong, radio listeners enjoy the songs they hear, and conversations among people bring only positive emotions. We congratulate you and wish you to be happy at work every day.

With radio and on TV, the beloved voiceOnce again resounds in the home.May you always be cheerfulAnd healthy, and friendly.Share all the newsLive long and happily!

The blue screen –Like a window to the world.You all are behind it,But among people,They know you well.Closer than relativesTo many of us,Always at the door,Always at a good time.

From the loudspeaker, the beloved voiceAgain resounds in the home.May you always be cheerfulAnd healthy, and friendly.Share all the newsLive long and happily.

November 16 is also marked as International Day for Tolerance. This day was established by the United Nations General Assembly in 1996 in honor of the adoption of the Declaration of Principles of Tolerance by UNESCO member states on November 16, 1995. The holiday is dedicated to recognizing the equality of all people, regardless of their religion, ethnicity, or color.

On November 16, besides the holiday for radio, television, and communication workers, the International Day for Tolerance is also celebrated. This is an important date that is marked to recognize the equality of all people, regardless of their religion, ethnicity, or skin color. Let us remember the importance of tolerance and respect for diversity among the world's population.