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KARABAKH PEACE PROCESS DISCUSSED IN SHUSHI, NKR
arminfo
Friday, September 23, 11:57
The Helsinki Initiative-92 Committee held a roundtable on the Karabakh
peace process in the town of Shushi on September 21 on sidelines of
the Peace Week timed to the International Peace Day.
ArmInfo's correspondent to Stepanakert reported that before starting
the forum the participants- representatives of the authorities, NGOs,
Mass Media, former fighters, visited the Museum of the Ancient Karabakh
Carpets recently opened in the town of Shushi.
Coordinator of the Helsinki Initiative-92 NKR Committee Karen
Ohanjanyan regarded the visit to the museum as symbolic and expressed
hope that the propaganda of peace, love and kindness will be as
demanded and valuable as the ancient art of the Karabakh people to
make carpets.
The roundtable as well as other events held by the Helsinki
Initiative-92 on sidelines of the Peace Week was interactive.
Alongside with the peace process, the roundtable participants
discussed issues of social and economic situation in the country,
moral aspects of the public development etc. The Peace Week was
completed on September 22 with a town-wide event with participation
of pupils of the Stepanakert School No3. Earlier on Thursday, students
organized a concert at the Stepanakert Music College.
arminfo
Friday, September 23, 11:57
The Helsinki Initiative-92 Committee held a roundtable on the Karabakh
peace process in the town of Shushi on September 21 on sidelines of
the Peace Week timed to the International Peace Day.
ArmInfo's correspondent to Stepanakert reported that before starting
the forum the participants- representatives of the authorities, NGOs,
Mass Media, former fighters, visited the Museum of the Ancient Karabakh
Carpets recently opened in the town of Shushi.
Coordinator of the Helsinki Initiative-92 NKR Committee Karen
Ohanjanyan regarded the visit to the museum as symbolic and expressed
hope that the propaganda of peace, love and kindness will be as
demanded and valuable as the ancient art of the Karabakh people to
make carpets.
The roundtable as well as other events held by the Helsinki
Initiative-92 on sidelines of the Peace Week was interactive.
Alongside with the peace process, the roundtable participants
discussed issues of social and economic situation in the country,
moral aspects of the public development etc. The Peace Week was
completed on September 22 with a town-wide event with participation
of pupils of the Stepanakert School No3. Earlier on Thursday, students
organized a concert at the Stepanakert Music College.