The patriotic radio station "Glory" celebrated its first anniversary at the National Centre RUSSIA
The federal
patriotic "Radio Glory" ("Gordost") marked its anniversary
at the National Centre RUSSIA, which was established by order of the President
of the Russian Federation. The radio station was created with the support of
the Presidential Fund for Cultural Initiatives and the Nikolai Rastorguyev
Foundation.
One of the
main gifts for the event's guests was a performance by the band LUBE, led by
the creator and ideological inspirer of "Radio Glory," People's
Artist of Russia Nikolai Rastorguyev.
"Patriotic
radio stations are always relevant in any country. I congratulate 'Radio Glory'
on its anniversary. This is probably the first and only patriotic radio station
where songs by young artists are played. We provide them with a platform, a
pathway to promote their wonderful works. May they continue to create,"
said Nikolai Rastorguyev.
Deputy Head
of the Presidential Directorate for Public Projects Alexander Zhuravsky noted
that the radio station meets the public demand for patriotism, the preservation
of centuries-old national values, and pride in Russia’s great achievements and
victories.
"What
is especially important is that 'Radio Glory' has given young, talented artists
the opportunity to present their work to the entire country. They are allocated
a quarter of the airtime. We will continue to support 'Radio Glory.' I am
confident that its audience will grow, and we will hear many new and bright
names on its waves," said Alexander Zhuravsky.
Currently,
"Radio Glory" broadcasts in 47 regions of Russia and reaches an
audience of more than 60 million people.
"It is
very important for us that our partners, our friends — 'Radio Glory' — are
celebrating their first anniversary right here, at the National Centre RUSSIA.
We are on the same 'wavelength' — a wavelength of love for our Motherland and
pride in its achievements. And we share a common goal — to inspire love for
Russia. I hope that the radio station will continue to grow and develop, and
that we will celebrate its next anniversary together once again," said
Anastasia Zvyagina, Deputy Director General of the National Centre RUSSIA.
The concert and musical marathon "All OURS" also featured well-known artists and young performers with an active patriotic stance, whose songs are regularly played on the station’s airwaves. Among them were Anna May, Margarita Adyasova, Alexander Dobronravov, Alexander Stepanov (ST), Mara, Chapaev, the Children's Variety Choir " Glory," the Grand Children's Choir named after V. S. Popov under the direction of Anatoly Kislyakov, and many others.
More photos at the link.
A team of students from Transnistria won a special category of the II "Dreams of the Future" Contest organised by the National Centre RUSSIA.
