The message reads, in part:
"Your achievements have gained worldwide recognition. You have made a significant contribution to the development of the most advanced and in-demand fields of modern scientific thought. And you established the highly regarded school, the findings of which are of major practical importance."
"Your vast experience, rich knowledge and ability to think creatively have served you well in researching and educating and have attracted talented students and successors to your work. Your civic engagement and sincere concern for maintaining and developing the great traditions of national science are worthy of respect."