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Top leadership of the country sent Christmas greetings

President Maia Sandu sent a congratulatory message to all those celebrating Christmas according to the new calendar. The head of state mentioned in her message that Christmas is a time when people come closer to each other, surrounded by love and kindness, and an occasion to reflect on the unity and faith that can build a brighter future.

"May this holiday also be for us, as a country, an occasion for unity and hope, reminding us that through kindness and faith, we can together build a brighter future."

Also, Maia Sandu thanked the groups of carolers who brought traditions and carols to the Presidency on Christmas eve:

"For preserving faith and promoting the rich traditions of our people, we are grateful to the Ensembles 'Codrencele', 'Crenguță de iederă', and 'Doina Ișnovățului', the creative group 'Curcubeul', the guitarists group 'Unflok', and the female chamber choir 'RENAISSANCE', and the artists of the Presidential Orchestra of the Republic of Moldova." Merry Christmas, dear citizens!" said the president.

Parliament Speaker, Igor Grosu, in his message addressed to the Moldovans, urged them to enjoy the magic of this holiday and the moments spent with their loved ones, whether at home with family or abroad.

"Gathered with family and friends, let us cherish these unique moments, open our hearts wide for kindness, for the choirs of carolers, and with love and gratitude, let us rejoice in the celebration of the Nativity of the Lord," said the Parliament Speaker.

Today, December 25, Christians celebrate the Birth of the Lord according to the Gregorian calendar. In some localities in the Republic of Moldova, Christmas is celebrated according to the old calendar, on January 7, following the Julian calendar. In recent years, Moldovans celebrate Christmas both on the new and the old styles, and the days of December 25 and January 7 are marked in red on the calendar.

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