  Days of Artsakh in France launch in Compiègne May 22, 2018 - 10:20 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Events within the frameworks of the fetival Days of Artsakh in France started in the French city of Compiègne on May 18. Permanent Representative of Artsakh to France Hovhannes Gevorgyan participated in the opening ceremony. In his speech, he briefed the attendees on the ongoing processes in Artsakh and weighed in on the achievements in the areas of state-building and decentralized cooperation. Within the frameworks of the Festival, a number of events were organized, including the screening of Arno Khayajanyan’s documentary film ‘We are Our Mountains’ and Hule Keshishyan’s animated film ‘Artsakh in 180 Seconds’. Mayor of Compiègne, former Senator, member of the France-Artsakh Friendship Group Philippe Marini, members of the City Council, representatives of public organizations, and journalists were also attended the ceremony.   Top stories French Ambassador to Armenia Jonathan Lacôte revealed that French President Emmanuel Macron will arrive in the country. Congressman Brad Sherman has urged the Trump Administration to stop blocking Congressional legislation on the Genocide. San Francisco Mayor London Breed attended the event at KZV Armenian School along with Congresswoman Jackie Speier. Researchers estimate between 10,000 and 30,000 Armenian nationals are in Turkey, many of whom have overstayed tourist visas   Partner news |  Topic Latest news Vatican confirms it has secret rules for children of priests  A Vatican spokesman said the “fundamental principle” of the 2017 document was the “protection of the child”.Healthy lifestyle reduces cancer risk among Chinese: research Maintaining healthy lifestyles can significantly reduce the risk of cancer, with each additional healthy lifestyle reducing the risk by 6%.Bernie Sanders launches 2020 presidential campaign It will be Sanders' second consecutive bid for the Democratic nomination after losing to Hillary Clinton in 2016.Fashion legend Karl Lagerfeld dies at age 85 Lagerfeld, known for being the driving force behind Chanel, died at the age of 85, according to Paris Match Magazine. |
