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ISRAEL GRANTS AN ARMENIAN DANCER LEGAL RESIDENCY
Vestnik Kavkaza, Russia
Dec 25 2013
25 December 2013 - 10:36am
Peter Lyukimson, Israel. Exclusively to Vestnik Kavkaza
The Interior Minister of Israel, Gideon Saar, has granted Israeli
citizenship to the famous ballet dancer and former soloist of the
National Ballet of Armenia, Ludwig Ispiriyan. The request to the
Israeli Interior Ministry by Ispiriyan was supported by recommendations
from the general director of the Israeli Ballet Ensemble, Lea Lavi,
and its art director Ido Tadmor.
The letter by Lea Lavi and Ido Tadmor says that Ispiriyan has danced
for Israeli Ballet for six years and he is not only a wonderful
artist, but also "contributed to the development of classical ballet
in Israel."
Vestnik Kavkaza found out that the dancer requested citizenship for
the first time several years ago, when he married Israeli ballerina
Shani Perez.
"We are very happy that Ludwig was granted Israeli citizenship. It is
a formal recognition of the fact that Ludwig feels Israeli for a long
time, he cares about the problems and needs of our country. He became
one of leading artists of Israeli Ballet, played many roles in various
performances. In recent times he has been actively working with young
people, preparing a new generation of Israeli ballet dancers. His
contribution to Israeli art deserves the highest assessment and de
facto he was an Israeli citizen long ago," Lea Lavi told journalists.
http://vestnikkavkaza.net/articles/politics/49185.html
From: A. Papazian
Vestnik Kavkaza, Russia
Dec 25 2013
25 December 2013 - 10:36am
Peter Lyukimson, Israel. Exclusively to Vestnik Kavkaza
The Interior Minister of Israel, Gideon Saar, has granted Israeli
citizenship to the famous ballet dancer and former soloist of the
National Ballet of Armenia, Ludwig Ispiriyan. The request to the
Israeli Interior Ministry by Ispiriyan was supported by recommendations
from the general director of the Israeli Ballet Ensemble, Lea Lavi,
and its art director Ido Tadmor.
The letter by Lea Lavi and Ido Tadmor says that Ispiriyan has danced
for Israeli Ballet for six years and he is not only a wonderful
artist, but also "contributed to the development of classical ballet
in Israel."
Vestnik Kavkaza found out that the dancer requested citizenship for
the first time several years ago, when he married Israeli ballerina
Shani Perez.
"We are very happy that Ludwig was granted Israeli citizenship. It is
a formal recognition of the fact that Ludwig feels Israeli for a long
time, he cares about the problems and needs of our country. He became
one of leading artists of Israeli Ballet, played many roles in various
performances. In recent times he has been actively working with young
people, preparing a new generation of Israeli ballet dancers. His
contribution to Israeli art deserves the highest assessment and de
facto he was an Israeli citizen long ago," Lea Lavi told journalists.
http://vestnikkavkaza.net/articles/politics/49185.html
From: A. Papazian