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IN HIGH WYCOMBE CITY AN EXHIBITION OF ARMENIAN MINIATURES OPENED
Aysor
Feb 18 2010
Armenia
Yesterday in the library of High Wycombe city in the frameworks
of the "Aspects of the Armenian cultural Heritage" took place the
ceremonies titled "Life's tree" and "Illustrated manuscripts" which
was organized by the help of "The Chiltern-Armenian" company and High
Wycombe Library. There have been presented more than 115 photos of
Armenian miniature.
As the RA MFA Press and Information department informs Armenian
ambassador Vahe Gabrielyan, the head of "The Chiltern-Armenia" company
Mrs. Odette Basils, vice-mayor of High Wycombe city Muhamet Abdul
Karim, representatives of local press, representatives of Armenian
community, etc.
Opening the exhibition the ambassador Gabrielyan noted that it is
a usual event in High Wycombe city that presents the Armenia. He
expressed hope that these events give an opportunity to learn about
each others cultures. The ambassador has highly appreciated the small
Armenian community of Chiltern and the support of High Wycombe city.
The exhibition will be open till February 28.
Aysor
Feb 18 2010
Armenia
Yesterday in the library of High Wycombe city in the frameworks
of the "Aspects of the Armenian cultural Heritage" took place the
ceremonies titled "Life's tree" and "Illustrated manuscripts" which
was organized by the help of "The Chiltern-Armenian" company and High
Wycombe Library. There have been presented more than 115 photos of
Armenian miniature.
As the RA MFA Press and Information department informs Armenian
ambassador Vahe Gabrielyan, the head of "The Chiltern-Armenia" company
Mrs. Odette Basils, vice-mayor of High Wycombe city Muhamet Abdul
Karim, representatives of local press, representatives of Armenian
community, etc.
Opening the exhibition the ambassador Gabrielyan noted that it is
a usual event in High Wycombe city that presents the Armenia. He
expressed hope that these events give an opportunity to learn about
each others cultures. The ambassador has highly appreciated the small
Armenian community of Chiltern and the support of High Wycombe city.
The exhibition will be open till February 28.