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July 10 2011
Armenian, Russian and US journalists to visit Gandzasar in Karabakh
July 09, 2011 | 18:50
YEREVAN. - More than 50 journalists from Armenia, Russia and U.S. left
for Nagorno-Karabakh on Saturday aiming to get acquainted with
investments of Maecenas of Armenian Diaspora in development of
Armenian Apostolic Church in Artsakh. The trip is organized in the
frameworks of the program `Renaissance of Gandzasar.'
Names of Russian and U.S. journalists are not published for the sake
of them not being included in Azerbaijani black list of persona non
grata for visiting Karabakh, program press service informed Armenian
News-NEWS.am.
Journalists will have an opportunity to see the wall surrounding
Gandzasar ancient monastery. They will also meet head of Armenian
Apostolic Church of Artsakh diocese Archbishop Pargev Martirosyan.
Journalists will also visit Stepanakert and Shushi cities, and
Karabakh airport.
July 10 2011
Armenian, Russian and US journalists to visit Gandzasar in Karabakh
July 09, 2011 | 18:50
YEREVAN. - More than 50 journalists from Armenia, Russia and U.S. left
for Nagorno-Karabakh on Saturday aiming to get acquainted with
investments of Maecenas of Armenian Diaspora in development of
Armenian Apostolic Church in Artsakh. The trip is organized in the
frameworks of the program `Renaissance of Gandzasar.'
Names of Russian and U.S. journalists are not published for the sake
of them not being included in Azerbaijani black list of persona non
grata for visiting Karabakh, program press service informed Armenian
News-NEWS.am.
Journalists will have an opportunity to see the wall surrounding
Gandzasar ancient monastery. They will also meet head of Armenian
Apostolic Church of Artsakh diocese Archbishop Pargev Martirosyan.
Journalists will also visit Stepanakert and Shushi cities, and
Karabakh airport.