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LETA (Latvia National News Agency)
June 15, 2013 Saturday 11:46 AM EST
Estonia introduces its culture to Armenia
Jun 13, 2013 (LETA (Latvia National News Agency)
TALLINN: On 12-16 June, the unique Estonian public diplomacy mission
'Everyone's Going to Yerevan' will take place in Yerevan and many
other Armenian cities, in order to enliven cultural relations between
Estonia and Armenia.
The Estonian Foreign Ministry said that an initiative of this kind
will give a vital boost to the development of Estonia-Armenia
relations. Estonia and Armenia's cultural ties will be intensified
over the course of five days through the extensive cultural programme
taking place in Yerevan and other Armenian cities.
Estonian Ambassador to Armenia Priit Turk will participate in the
opening of the exhibit of artist Siim-Tanel Annus and host a reception
dedicated to the 95th anniversary of the Republic of Estonia.
>From 12-16 June the unique public diplomacy mission 'Everyone's Going
to Yerevan' will take place in Yerevan and many other Armenian cities.
The five days will include more than 40 different cultural events, and
participants will include the Estonian National Male Choir, Andres
Mustonen and Hortus Musicus, Tõnis Mägi, Anne Veski, the Jaak Sooäär
Trio, J.M.K.E, Tallinn Dance Theatre, and many others. A total of
nearly 340 Estonians will be going to Yerevan. The event is being led
by the director of AS Corpore Meelis Kubits.
While the event is taking place, representatives of Estonian and
Armenian municipalities will meet to discuss challenges and
opportunities in tourism in the 21st century.
From: A. Papazian
June 15, 2013 Saturday 11:46 AM EST
Estonia introduces its culture to Armenia
Jun 13, 2013 (LETA (Latvia National News Agency)
TALLINN: On 12-16 June, the unique Estonian public diplomacy mission
'Everyone's Going to Yerevan' will take place in Yerevan and many
other Armenian cities, in order to enliven cultural relations between
Estonia and Armenia.
The Estonian Foreign Ministry said that an initiative of this kind
will give a vital boost to the development of Estonia-Armenia
relations. Estonia and Armenia's cultural ties will be intensified
over the course of five days through the extensive cultural programme
taking place in Yerevan and other Armenian cities.
Estonian Ambassador to Armenia Priit Turk will participate in the
opening of the exhibit of artist Siim-Tanel Annus and host a reception
dedicated to the 95th anniversary of the Republic of Estonia.
>From 12-16 June the unique public diplomacy mission 'Everyone's Going
to Yerevan' will take place in Yerevan and many other Armenian cities.
The five days will include more than 40 different cultural events, and
participants will include the Estonian National Male Choir, Andres
Mustonen and Hortus Musicus, Tõnis Mägi, Anne Veski, the Jaak Sooäär
Trio, J.M.K.E, Tallinn Dance Theatre, and many others. A total of
nearly 340 Estonians will be going to Yerevan. The event is being led
by the director of AS Corpore Meelis Kubits.
While the event is taking place, representatives of Estonian and
Armenian municipalities will meet to discuss challenges and
opportunities in tourism in the 21st century.
From: A. Papazian