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"FORGOTTEN GENOCIDE OF ARMENIANS" TO BE PRESENTED IN WHOLE JAPAN
YEREVAN, AUGUST 15, NOYAN TAPAN - ARMENIANS TODAY. Presentations of
the work "Fogotten Genocide of Armenians or Research on Prevention and
Panishment of Genocide" by Professor Hiroyoshi Segawa will be organized
in different cities of Japan starting with autumn. The presentations
will be accompanied by movable exhibitions. As Mushegh Sargsian, the
Director on Import of the Armenian Agency for Development informed
the Noyan Tapan correspondent, the book was first presented on June
7, at the Armenian pavilion of the EXPO 2005 "Natures Wisdom" world
exhibition organized in the city of Aichi. M.Sargsian informed that
for being involved in the movable exhibition, H.Segawa turned to the
Armenian party with a request to give materials concerning Armenian
culture, history and mythology presented at the Aichi exhibition to
be closed in September. M.Sargsian mentioned that the idea of the
Japanese scientist was approved by RA Prime Minister Andranik Margarian
who promised to assist its implementation. To recap, Hiroyoshi Segawa
was rewarded with the title of the RA NAS Honoured Doctor this May.
YEREVAN, AUGUST 15, NOYAN TAPAN - ARMENIANS TODAY. Presentations of
the work "Fogotten Genocide of Armenians or Research on Prevention and
Panishment of Genocide" by Professor Hiroyoshi Segawa will be organized
in different cities of Japan starting with autumn. The presentations
will be accompanied by movable exhibitions. As Mushegh Sargsian, the
Director on Import of the Armenian Agency for Development informed
the Noyan Tapan correspondent, the book was first presented on June
7, at the Armenian pavilion of the EXPO 2005 "Natures Wisdom" world
exhibition organized in the city of Aichi. M.Sargsian informed that
for being involved in the movable exhibition, H.Segawa turned to the
Armenian party with a request to give materials concerning Armenian
culture, history and mythology presented at the Aichi exhibition to
be closed in September. M.Sargsian mentioned that the idea of the
Japanese scientist was approved by RA Prime Minister Andranik Margarian
who promised to assist its implementation. To recap, Hiroyoshi Segawa
was rewarded with the title of the RA NAS Honoured Doctor this May.