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    ARMENIA'S AMBASSADOR TO FRANCE MET WITH HEADS OF ARMENIAN STRUCTURES

    ARMENPRESS
    21 June, 2012
    YEREVAN

    YEREVAN, JUNE 21, ARMENPRESS: Armenia's Ambassador to France Vigen
    Chitechyan visited Rhône-Alpes Region of France June 15-16.

    Rhône-Alpes is a region of primary importance for France in the
    sense of its economic and political potential. Foreign Affairs
    Ministry press service told Armenpress that in the framework of the
    visit the ambassador had face-to-face conversations with the head
    of the regional council, Lyon deputy mayor, mayors of a number of
    French cities, local MPs, as well as with representatives of local
    self-governing bodies. The ambassador and the head of the regional
    council of Rhône-Alpes discussed the results of the works implemented
    in the framework of the cooperation convention signed between the
    Communities Association of Armenia and Rhône-Alpes Region. Accompanied
    by the heads of community structures and Lyon's urban authorities,
    Vigen Chitechyan also visited a memorial complex commemorating the
    victims of the Armenian genocide. On the same day the ambassador
    met with heads of local Armenian structures to discuss the programs
    they are implementing in collaboration with Armenia. On June 16 the
    ambassador attended a reception organized in the grand hall of Lyon
    municipality, which was followed by a symposium dedicated to Artsakh.

    The symposium was organized within 500th anniversary of the Armenian
    first book printing and "Yerevan - World Book Capital 2012" series of
    events. A number of historians presented the rich cultural heritage
    of Artsakh. Lyon Mayor and Armenia's Ambassador delivered an opening
    speech in front of hundreds of representatives of cultural, public,
    community circles and journalists.

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