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ARMENIAN YOUTH HAS APPLIED TO UNESCO REGARDING THE CURRENT STATE OF THE ANI RUINS
ARMENPRESS
20 June, 2012
YEREVAN
YEREVAN, 20 JUNE, ARMENPRESS: "We will not keep silence" youth
initiative will present the online premiere of documentary film
"Ani, huff the queen of ruins" in Armenian and Russian languages at
its YouTube- channel on June 21. The film was made by the same Youth
initiative. Armenpress reports that the film was shot by the young
representatives of the Youth Initiative entitled "We will not keep
silence", during the pilgrimage in Western Armenia. It is shown in the
movie, in what kind of deplorable conditions is the Armenian cultural
heritage in the hands of Turks, while the international bodies still
go on keeping silence. The members of the initiative have only today
sent the shot scenes and the cover letter to UNESCO demanding to make
practical steps toward the preservation of Ani ruins. Ani is a ruined
and uninhabited medieval Armenian city-site situated in the Turkish
province of Kars near the border with Armenia.
ARMENPRESS
20 June, 2012
YEREVAN
YEREVAN, 20 JUNE, ARMENPRESS: "We will not keep silence" youth
initiative will present the online premiere of documentary film
"Ani, huff the queen of ruins" in Armenian and Russian languages at
its YouTube- channel on June 21. The film was made by the same Youth
initiative. Armenpress reports that the film was shot by the young
representatives of the Youth Initiative entitled "We will not keep
silence", during the pilgrimage in Western Armenia. It is shown in the
movie, in what kind of deplorable conditions is the Armenian cultural
heritage in the hands of Turks, while the international bodies still
go on keeping silence. The members of the initiative have only today
sent the shot scenes and the cover letter to UNESCO demanding to make
practical steps toward the preservation of Ani ruins. Ani is a ruined
and uninhabited medieval Armenian city-site situated in the Turkish
province of Kars near the border with Armenia.