  Armenia to declare October 11-12 non-working over Francophonie October 4, 2018 - 11:36 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Armenia could declare October 11 and 12 as special non-working days over the 17th Summit of La Francophonie. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan told a Cabinet session on Thursday, October 4 that the issue will be discussed at a special sitting of the National Assembly. According to Pashinyan, the police too believe that those two days would better be non-working. Armenia is hosting the 17th Francophonie Summit on October 11-12, with a host of world leaders, including French President Emmanuel Macron and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau set to arrive in Yerevan.   Top stories Pashinyan laid flowers at the memorial to pay tribute to the memory of the victims of genocide throughout the world. A member of the My Step party, Gayane Vardanyan took her infant child to work at the Yerevan City Council. "Armenia is on its way to being one of next year’s most talked-about destinations," says the magazine. Known as the world’s “oldest Christian country,” Armenia is one of the most fascinating places you can visit.   Partner news |  Latest news New software tool uses AI to help doctors identify cancer cells - report  As there are usually millions of cells in a tissue sample, a pathologist can only analyze so many slides in a day.Roxette singer Marie Fredriksson dies at 61 Marie Fredriksson, as the singer of Roxette, was one of the most recognisable voices in 1980s and 90s pop.Ex-President’s nephew to be extradited to Armenia Sarsgsyan is charged with illegal acquisition and possession of weapons, as well as illegal drug circulation.Former Moscow mayor Yury Luzhkov dies aged 83 Former Moscow Mayor Yury Luzhkov has passed away at the age of 83 in Europe, a source has said. |
