Translation. Region: Russian Federal
Source: Government of the Russian Federation – An important disclaimer is at the bottom of this article.
Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Chernyshenko congratulated workers in the fields of communications, radio engineering and radio journalism on Radio Day.
In his congratulatory message, the Deputy Prime Minister emphasized the historical significance of the invention of radio for the development of modern technologies and communications.
“Today is a professional holiday for everyone whose life and work is connected with radio. In 1895, the outstanding Russian physicist Alexander Popov created a wireless radio receiving and transmitting system. This became the basis for the development of navigation devices, mobile communications, wireless data exchange networks and the Internet, without which it is impossible to imagine our life,” said Dmitry Chernyshenko.
He noted that radio remains an important source of information and entertainment for millions of Russians.
“Tens of millions of Russian citizens remain loyal fans of radio. It serves as a source not only of entertainment and music content, but also of prompt reliable news. I would like to note that more than 3.5 thousand licenses for radio broadcasting have been issued in our country. The rapid development of the industry makes a significant contribution to achieving Russia’s technological leadership – a national goal set by President Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin. Radio stations are mastering modern technologies, including artificial intelligence, and the digital platform for distributing online radio channels is strengthening its position,” said Dmitry Chernyshenko.
Last year, the Government supported more than 200 socially significant projects of electronic media. Of no small importance is the systematic training of highly qualified personnel for the industry.
In conclusion of his congratulations, Dmitry Chernyshenko wished the radio workers health, success and continuous growth of their audience.
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