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RUSSIAN LANGUAGE WAS NEVER UNFAMILIAR TO ARMENIANS - OFFICIAL
ITAR-TASS, Russia
April 9, 2013 Tuesday 02:38 AM GMT+4
- The Russian language "was never an unfamiliar language to
the Armenian people," said Vigen Sargsyan, the chief of staff
of the Armenian president. Together with the head of the Kremlin
administration, Sergei Ivanov, she took part in the ceremony of the
inauguration of 20 centers of Russian language studies.
"We have always attached much importance to Russian language studies,
as this language gives access not only to Russian culture but to all
cultures and to the whole world," Sargsyan said.
"The Russian language is preserved in Armenia, and the command of
the Russian language is obligatory under the educational program,"
he said. Russian-Armenian (Slav) University functions in the country.
Russian is studied in all general educational schools in Armenia,
he said. Sargsyan commended the work of the Stanislavsky Russian
Drama Theater and broadcasting of the main Russian TV channels in
the frequencies of access to all in Armenia.
From: Baghdasarian
ITAR-TASS, Russia
April 9, 2013 Tuesday 02:38 AM GMT+4
- The Russian language "was never an unfamiliar language to
the Armenian people," said Vigen Sargsyan, the chief of staff
of the Armenian president. Together with the head of the Kremlin
administration, Sergei Ivanov, she took part in the ceremony of the
inauguration of 20 centers of Russian language studies.
"We have always attached much importance to Russian language studies,
as this language gives access not only to Russian culture but to all
cultures and to the whole world," Sargsyan said.
"The Russian language is preserved in Armenia, and the command of
the Russian language is obligatory under the educational program,"
he said. Russian-Armenian (Slav) University functions in the country.
Russian is studied in all general educational schools in Armenia,
he said. Sargsyan commended the work of the Stanislavsky Russian
Drama Theater and broadcasting of the main Russian TV channels in
the frequencies of access to all in Armenia.
From: Baghdasarian