Genocide Remembrance, Condemnation and Prevention Month is a time to remember these tragic events, as well as to stand up against prejudice, hate and other forms of exclusionary practices that are known precursors to crimes against humanity.
“We must work so that firstly the citizen feels the changes on himself/herself,” the Minister said after the Cabinet meeting.
It is planned to use the drones in Armenia as well. They will enable to carry our biodiversity monitoring, observing and other research works, which will make nature protection supervision more efficient.
During the period from March 19 to April 4 last year, the airport hosted 5300 Iranian tourists. In 2017 the Iranian airlines carried out 80 regular and irregular flights from Iran to Armenia , whereas in 2016 the number of flights was 48.
“It seems to me that it’s clear: either for finance or they agree with the ideology that political party dictates. If they agree with those ideologies, rudely said, it’s their affair, and let them stand next to that power.”
The Armenian and English books presented here provide detailed information on the Armenian Genocide. Director of the Armenian National Institute Ruben Adalyan said there are more than 5000 publications in the library, and they hope their number will increase.
“I applaud the entire team, together with my good friend the legendary producer Mike Medavoy, whose enduring talent, dedication and commitment brought this important project and subject to life,” DiCaprio said on Facebook.
With a population of only 3 million people, Armenia is one of the smallest countries in Europe. But it has a sizable place in spiritual history: most historians believe that in 301 AD, it became the first country in the world to adopt Christianity.
“Narek” seems to be a source to the extent the reader can reach it, understand its meaning and message. Due to efforts of Latvian expert on Armenian studies Valda Salmiņa, Latvian readers can read the book, interact with real literary masterpiece. It is one of the treasures of Armenian and world literature,” Ambassador Tigran Mkrtchyan said.
“What I first felt was rather powerful since my identity and national belonging is felt more strongly here and that is a feeling that does not happen every day.”
