Tigran Dzitoghtsyan: the most famous contemporary Armenian artist in the world. He is called Armenian Salvador Dali. He is considered the founder of the technological renaissance. His paintings are displayed around the world.

On the blessing of leader of the Diocese of Russia and New Nakhichevan of Armenian Apostolic Church, Archbishop Yezras Nersisyan on May 18, in the territory of the ghetto of Riga and the Holocaust Museum a permanent exhibition on the Armenian Genocide was opened.

Today, when the enemy every day sings the old song about the resumption of new, large-scale war, it is appropriate to remember those who have dedicated themselves to the sacred cause of defending the motherland and fought not only by their art, but also by weapon.

On April 24, Yerevan hosted the international prize “Aurora”. This is a global humanitarian award, which is awarded to those who, risking their own lives, enable people to survive, to live peacefully and to create. The award is given on behalf of the survivors of the Armenian Genocide and in gratitude to those who extended a helping hand to the Armenian people.

Sculptor Martin Kakosyan left his earthly life in April and now from heaven looks down and watches the flight of his eagles.

I will also say that the whole army is constantly invited to all concerts of the ensemble of ancient music “Tagharan”. It is for us an honor and pride – to see the soldiers and officers in uniform of Armenian Army in the hall!

For 900 years, on the Thursday before Easter, the Armenian Apostolic Church after morning services conducts Penance and the Holy Liturgy, followed by a ceremony of “Footwashing”, which is carried out in the afternoon.