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PRESENTATION CEREMONY IN STUTTGART
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Nagorno-Karabakh Republic
2012-10-25 19:09
Within the Days of Armenian Culture, the presentation of the book
of Artsakh: the Garden of Armenian Culture and Traditions took place
in the capital city of Stuttgart, state of Baden-Wurttemberg, German
Federative Republic. The ceremony was initiated by the NKR Permanent
Mission to Germany and supported by the local Armenian community
German historian, Dr. Peter Halfter was the keynote speaker at the
ceremony. He briefed on the significant periods of the history
of Artsakh, on the historical and architectural monuments of
Tsitsernavank, Amaras, Gandzasar, and Dadivank, as well as emphasized
the importance of the excavations of the ancient city of Tigranakert.
At the end of the ceremony, Dr. Halfter touched upon the negotiation
process on the peaceful settlement of the Karabakh-Azerbaijani
conflict. NKR Permanent Representative to Germany Harutyun Grigorian
answered the questions of the event participants.
From: A. Papazian
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Nagorno-Karabakh Republic
2012-10-25 19:09
Within the Days of Armenian Culture, the presentation of the book
of Artsakh: the Garden of Armenian Culture and Traditions took place
in the capital city of Stuttgart, state of Baden-Wurttemberg, German
Federative Republic. The ceremony was initiated by the NKR Permanent
Mission to Germany and supported by the local Armenian community
German historian, Dr. Peter Halfter was the keynote speaker at the
ceremony. He briefed on the significant periods of the history
of Artsakh, on the historical and architectural monuments of
Tsitsernavank, Amaras, Gandzasar, and Dadivank, as well as emphasized
the importance of the excavations of the ancient city of Tigranakert.
At the end of the ceremony, Dr. Halfter touched upon the negotiation
process on the peaceful settlement of the Karabakh-Azerbaijani
conflict. NKR Permanent Representative to Germany Harutyun Grigorian
answered the questions of the event participants.
From: A. Papazian