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MOST VULNERABLE SYRIAN ARMENIAN FAMILIES HABITING IN ARMENIA ARE SET TO BE PROVIDED WITH FOOD AND HOUSE RENT FEES
13:19, 20 December, 2012
YEREVAN, DECEMBER 20, ARMENPRESS: Syrian Armenian families currently
habiting in Motherland thanks to various assistance programs are
provided with food, first priority hygiene items and house renting
fees. In the words of Firdus Zakaryan, the head of the working
group dealing with Syrian Armenian issues, Ministry of Diaspora,
currently they are clarifying the trends of the assistance scheduled
to be provided from Kuwait, Armenpress reports. According to the
interlocutor the assistance may well be provided for the compensation
of housing fees. In the words of Zakaryan, the list of two hundred
needy families is already sketched; reportedly the rest families will
be comprised in the next list.
Hranush Hakobyan, Minister of Diaspora stated in the launched meeting
with Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the State of
Kuwait to the Republic of Armenia Bassam Muhammad Alqabandi, an
agreement was reached in the frame of her official visit to Kuwait
to provide 100,000 U.S. dollars assistance to Syrian Armenians.
Alla Sarkisova, responsible for Rapid Response Program set up by
Armenian Inter-Church charitable Round Table Foundation stated in
the briefing with Armenpress, over 100 Syrian Armenian families were
initially scheduled in fourth -week lasting program, whether currently
they are working with 200 families. The assistance is being provided
to most vulnerable and in needy Syrian Armenian families.
Armenian Round Table foundation with blessing of Catholicos of All
Armenians Garegin the Second and with the assistance of "Joint action
of the churches" alliance started a program for quick support to the
Armenians who arrived from Syria. It plans to give food and hygienic
goods to 200 families. Press and information service of Mother Sea
Holy Etchmiadzin informs about this.
The program has been started since December 10. "Yerevan City"
supermarkets' network also expressed readiness to participate in the
program. Besides the financial assistance the clergymen will also
visit the Armenian-Syrians and will be informed about their needs.
13:19, 20 December, 2012
YEREVAN, DECEMBER 20, ARMENPRESS: Syrian Armenian families currently
habiting in Motherland thanks to various assistance programs are
provided with food, first priority hygiene items and house renting
fees. In the words of Firdus Zakaryan, the head of the working
group dealing with Syrian Armenian issues, Ministry of Diaspora,
currently they are clarifying the trends of the assistance scheduled
to be provided from Kuwait, Armenpress reports. According to the
interlocutor the assistance may well be provided for the compensation
of housing fees. In the words of Zakaryan, the list of two hundred
needy families is already sketched; reportedly the rest families will
be comprised in the next list.
Hranush Hakobyan, Minister of Diaspora stated in the launched meeting
with Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the State of
Kuwait to the Republic of Armenia Bassam Muhammad Alqabandi, an
agreement was reached in the frame of her official visit to Kuwait
to provide 100,000 U.S. dollars assistance to Syrian Armenians.
Alla Sarkisova, responsible for Rapid Response Program set up by
Armenian Inter-Church charitable Round Table Foundation stated in
the briefing with Armenpress, over 100 Syrian Armenian families were
initially scheduled in fourth -week lasting program, whether currently
they are working with 200 families. The assistance is being provided
to most vulnerable and in needy Syrian Armenian families.
Armenian Round Table foundation with blessing of Catholicos of All
Armenians Garegin the Second and with the assistance of "Joint action
of the churches" alliance started a program for quick support to the
Armenians who arrived from Syria. It plans to give food and hygienic
goods to 200 families. Press and information service of Mother Sea
Holy Etchmiadzin informs about this.
The program has been started since December 10. "Yerevan City"
supermarkets' network also expressed readiness to participate in the
program. Besides the financial assistance the clergymen will also
visit the Armenian-Syrians and will be informed about their needs.