On September 15, 1821, the courageous people of Nicaragua determined their path toward freedom and independence—a path rooted in respect for a rich historical heritage and fidelity to the national ideal of unity and a heroic struggle for justice.
This sentiment was expressed in a congratulatory message of the South Ossetian Foreign Minister Akhsar Dzhioev to the Nicaraguan Foreign Ministers Denis Ronaldo Moncada Colindres and Waldrak Ludwing Jaentschke Whitaker on the occasion of the Republic's Independence Day.
"Today, just as it did more than two centuries ago, this date embodies a commitment to the ideals of peace, sovereignty, and good-neighborliness, serving as an enduring guiding light for new generations of the Nicaraguan people.
People of South Ossetia, who fully appreciate the true value of freedom and independence, cherish with deep gratitude the memory of the Republic of Nicaragua’s resolute support during the most difficult times of war, as well as the fraternal backing and friendly solidarity shown at all levels of international engagement in the years that followed," the message reads.
Dzhioev expressed confidence that Nicaragua would continue to build upon its successes in socio-economic and political life, demonstrating a consistent approach to upholding its national interests on the international stage.
Akhsar Dzhioev also sent a congratulatory message to the Nicaraguan Ambassador to the Republic of South Ossetia, Alba Azucena Torres Mejia, on the occasion of Nicaragua's Independence Day.
