Independence Day reception focuses on guests working in nature
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The President of the Republic and his spouse will host the traditional Independence Day reception at the Presidential Palace on 6 December. This year, the reception is dedicated in particular to people who work in nature.
Guests invited to the reception are people who work in forests, on lakes and in fields. Such people include, for example, forestry workers, fishers and farmers. The organisers wish in this way to thank them for the work they do for the good of the whole country.
The Independence Day reception is one of Finland's most important festive occasions. It is part of the Independence Day celebrations, which usually begin already the previous evening. At the reception, guests meet the President and his spouse, listen to speeches and enjoy refreshments.
More detailed information about the guest list and the programme of the occasion has not yet been published. Finns can follow the event through news coverage.
Sources: Daily Finland
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