Sandu Celebrates Folk Traditions

Sandu Celebrates Folk Traditions

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On the eve of National Costume Day, President Maia Sandu attended the "La Nistru la Mărgioară" Festival in Șerpeni, where she praised efforts to preserve Moldova’s cultural heritage, CE Report quotes MOLDPRES

In her speech, Sandu emphasized that traditional costumes, folklore, and customs are powerful symbols of national identity and unity. “It was a beautiful celebration,” she said, highlighting the presence of people from across the country who came together to sing, dance, and proudly wear their traditional attire.

She also noted that folklore is not just history, but a living bridge between generations: “I thank those who carry this treasure forward with care, passion, and respect for their roots.”

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