Today, Education Ministry held the grand opening of an exclusive museum exhibition, "The female face of victory," dedicated to the Year of Belarusian Women and the main national holiday, Independence Day of the Republic of Belarus. The exhibition was created at the initiative of the Ministry and is based on the book projects of the Education and Health Publishing House, which have become a unique chronicle of women's lives, revealing the image of Belarusian women in documentary and artistic forms.

The Minister of Education addressed the audience with a welcoming address:

"Of course, in the Year of Belarusian Women, we could not ignore the theme of the contribution of women's hands, women's intellect, and women's love to the development of our country. This exhibition consists of two parts. It delves into the origins of Belarusian statehood and demonstrates the contribution women have made over many centuries to education, medicine, science, and the development of our cultural and spiritual heritage. We understand perfectly well that our country's independence was forged during the Great Patriotic War, and so the heroic deeds of women who distinguished themselves during that time are also reflected in the exhibition. I am confident that it will not only be interesting and informative, but, most importantly, will once again connect us with our roots and origins, and help us understand how fortunate we are today as Belarusians, living under a peaceful sky," emphasized Andrei Ivanets.

The exhibition is structured according to the principle of "Two Projects – Two Perspectives" and combines two interconnected thematic sections:

* Historical and documentary chronicle (based on the "Women's Victory Day" project). This section covers women's contribution to the country's development over many centuries. Special attention is given to the dedication of Belarusian women during the Great Patriotic War. The military-historical section of the exhibition highlights the invaluable contribution of women to the Great Victory, their resilience and fortitude, which brought victory closer and helped restore peaceful life.

* "I Did It! Inspiring Stories of Belarusian Women" is a contemporary gallery of achievements. This motivational portrait book brings together the stories of outstanding Belarusian women from different eras and professions. The exhibition's cultural and educational section introduces examples of personal success in science, culture, education, and social activism, inspiring the younger generation to work and create.

By combining documentary evidence from the past and contemporary success stories, the exhibition creates a unified space of memory and inspiration. It aims to remind everyone that behind every achievement in education, science, and national development there are living destinies, hard work, and dedication.

The opening of the exhibition was a significant event of the Year of Belarusian Women, aimed at strengthening patriotism, citizenship, and respect for national achievements.

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