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10, 2009
President Serzh Sargsyan has started his Pan-Armenian tour
Today, the President of Armenia Serzh Sargsyan has started his one-week Pan-Armenian tour, initiated in the framework of the public discussions on the normalization of the Armenian-Turkish relations.
In his meetings with the Armenian communities abroad, the President of Armenia will be accompanied by the Chairman of the Constitutional Court, Gagik Haroutunian, the Minister for Diaspora Affairs, Hranush Hakopian, and the Special Envoy of the President, Arkady Ghukassian.
Serzh Sargsyan will make his first stop in Paris, where on October 2 he will hold meetings with the representatives of the Armenian communities and organizations of Europe, influential individuals and clergy.
After that President of Armenia will be heading for New York, Los Angeles, Beirut and Rostov-on-Don. In these major Diaspora centers the President of Armenia will meet with the leaders of the Armenian communities, structures and churches of the North and South Americas, Middle East, and the CIS, representatives of the political, social, cultural, and benevolent organizations, as well as prominent members of the Diaspora.
In his meetings with the Armenian communities abroad, the President of Armenia will be accompanied by the Chairman of the Constitutional Court, Gagik Haroutunian, the Minister for Diaspora Affairs, Hranush Hakopian, and the Special Envoy of the President, Arkady Ghukassian.
Serzh Sargsyan will make his first stop in Paris, where on October 2 he will hold meetings with the representatives of the Armenian communities and organizations of Europe, influential individuals and clergy.
After that President of Armenia will be heading for New York, Los Angeles, Beirut and Rostov-on-Don. In these major Diaspora centers the President of Armenia will meet with the leaders of the Armenian communities, structures and churches of the North and South Americas, Middle East, and the CIS, representatives of the political, social, cultural, and benevolent organizations, as well as prominent members of the Diaspora.