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ARMENIAN, FOREIGN STUDENTS AT MUSEUM-INSTITUTE OF GENOCIDE
Aysor
May 18 2010
Armenia
The Museum-Institute of Genocide of Armenians is holding Tuesday a
panel discussion between the museum's director Hyke Demoyan and the
students. The meeting is initiated by the Armenian Assembly of America
(AAA) and the "Youth" public organisation, AAA spokeswoman Ekaterina
Hayrapetian told Aysor.
The meeting's highlights are to discuss issue of the Genocide of
Armenians as there are illiteracy and some sort of barbarism in
relation to the issue of the Genocide, especially, when some ones say
the reason that caused the mass killings are the Armenians themselves.
"In order to eliminate these demonstrations of illiteracy and ignorance
we are organizing the meeting, bringing together the young adults and
scholars for a discussion, where one can ask a question to experts
and receive a respond, based of facts," said Mrs Ekaterina Hayrapetian.
The Armenian Assembly of America is a public organisation, whose
mission is to represent and promote Armenian interests and contribute
to the international recognition of the 1915 Genocide.
Today's meeting will gather both Armenian and foreign students.
Included in the meeting's program is an excursion in the Museum.
Aysor
May 18 2010
Armenia
The Museum-Institute of Genocide of Armenians is holding Tuesday a
panel discussion between the museum's director Hyke Demoyan and the
students. The meeting is initiated by the Armenian Assembly of America
(AAA) and the "Youth" public organisation, AAA spokeswoman Ekaterina
Hayrapetian told Aysor.
The meeting's highlights are to discuss issue of the Genocide of
Armenians as there are illiteracy and some sort of barbarism in
relation to the issue of the Genocide, especially, when some ones say
the reason that caused the mass killings are the Armenians themselves.
"In order to eliminate these demonstrations of illiteracy and ignorance
we are organizing the meeting, bringing together the young adults and
scholars for a discussion, where one can ask a question to experts
and receive a respond, based of facts," said Mrs Ekaterina Hayrapetian.
The Armenian Assembly of America is a public organisation, whose
mission is to represent and promote Armenian interests and contribute
to the international recognition of the 1915 Genocide.
Today's meeting will gather both Armenian and foreign students.
Included in the meeting's program is an excursion in the Museum.