"ONE NATION, ONE CULTURE" FESTIVAL HAS NO AIM TO TURN INTO
A PROFESSIONAL REVIEW," RA PRESIDENT'S ASSISTANT VIGEN SARGSIAN
SAYS
A PROFESSIONAL REVIEW," RA PRESIDENT'S ASSISTANT VIGEN SARGSIAN
SAYS
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A PROFESSIONAL REVIEW," RA PRESIDENT'S ASSISTANT VIGEN SARGSIAN
SAYS
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"ONE NATION, ONE CULTURE" FESTIVAL HAS NO AIM TO TURN INTO
A PROFESSIONAL REVIEW," RA PRESIDENT'S ASSISTANT VIGEN SARGSIAN
SAYS
29-06-2006 18:20:00 | Armenia | Culture
YEREVAN, JUNE 29, NOYAN TAPAN. "The "One Nation, One
Culture" second All Armenian Cultural Festival has no aim to
turn into a professional review. Our goal was to bring to
Armenia the Armenian cultural groups functioning in different
colonies of the Diaspora, for them to get to know their national
culture, as well as their homeland better." RA President's
Assistant Vigen Sargsian declared this at the concluding
conference of the "One Nation, One Culture" festival held on
June 29 at the National Academy of Sciences of RA. According to
him, Armenia should undertake all possible measures for
preservation of the Armenian nation in the Diaspora, for
strengthening the Armenia-Diaspora contacts.
According to V.Sargsian, they are already discussing the
issue that not only amateurish groups, but also solo performers,
professional groups known all over the world can take part in
the "One Nation, One Culture" third All Armenian Cultural
Festival.
V.Sargsian also said that "Armenia-Spyurk" forum will be
held in September in Armenia and the fourth Pan Armenian Games
will be held in 2007. According to him, the retraining courses
of Diasporan teachers organized in Armenia every year have a
special importance, as the Armenian language cannot preserve
in Spyurk without these teachers.
RA Minister of Culture and Youth Affairs Hasmik Poghosian,
Executive Director of the "One Nation, One Culture" Foundation
Tamar Poghosian, as well as Diasporan intellectuals took part in
the conference.
According to the participants of the festival, though the
festival had some shortcomings, they are impressed and inspired.
"We had many difficulties but I hope these shortcomings will be
taken into consideration and will be organized at a higher level
at the next festivals," representative of the Austrian Armenian
community Levon Demirian said.