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GOVERNOR OF US STATE OF MARYLAND DECLARES SEPTEMBER 21 AS ARMENIAN INDEPENDENCE DAY IN MARYLAND
September 25, 2013 | 05:02
Governor Martin O'Malley of the US State of Maryland issued a
proclamation recognizing September 21 as Armenian Independence Day
in Maryland, reported the Armenian Assembly of America (Assembly).
Maryland is one of many states with a bustling Armenian community that
has been well represented by state and local officials who share the
concerns and values of Armenian Americans.
"The Armenian people, including the Armenians in the fledgling
democracy of Nagorno Karabakh have long-standing ties to and enduring
bonds with the United States," the proclamation reads, in particular.
"I am very thankful that the Governor of our great state has issued
this proclamation celebrating Armenia's 22nd independence day," stated
Assembly Board Member Annie Totah. "Governor O'Malley has helped
Maryland Armenians prosper and has worked tirelessly to make Maryland
one of the top states in the country. It's been a real pleasure for
me working with him and his administration," Totah said.
News from Armenia - NEWS.am
September 25, 2013 | 05:02
Governor Martin O'Malley of the US State of Maryland issued a
proclamation recognizing September 21 as Armenian Independence Day
in Maryland, reported the Armenian Assembly of America (Assembly).
Maryland is one of many states with a bustling Armenian community that
has been well represented by state and local officials who share the
concerns and values of Armenian Americans.
"The Armenian people, including the Armenians in the fledgling
democracy of Nagorno Karabakh have long-standing ties to and enduring
bonds with the United States," the proclamation reads, in particular.
"I am very thankful that the Governor of our great state has issued
this proclamation celebrating Armenia's 22nd independence day," stated
Assembly Board Member Annie Totah. "Governor O'Malley has helped
Maryland Armenians prosper and has worked tirelessly to make Maryland
one of the top states in the country. It's been a real pleasure for
me working with him and his administration," Totah said.
News from Armenia - NEWS.am