Day: January 29, 2024

Georgian prime minister resigns ahead of parliamentary elections  ThePrint

President Ilham Aliyev receives Russia’s deputy prime minister  News.Az

Why Take the 2024 Armenian Diaspora Online Survey?  The Armenian Mirror-Spectator

Armenian Defense Ministry aims at professional army  ARMENPRESS

Prelacy Armenian Schools Donate $50,000 for Displaced Artsakh Armenians’ Relief Programs

Artsakh former State Minister Artak Beglaryan and Artsakh’s Human Rights Defender Gegham Stepanyan met with Western Prelate Bishop Torkom Donoyan and a delegation of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation Western U.S. Central Committee headed by Avo Kechichian at the St. Sarkis Church in Pasadena on Sunday.

Also attending the meeting was the chair of the Armenian Bar Association, Steve Dadaian, and other board members.

The Artsakh leaders, who are in Los Angeles to take part in the ABA’s annual gathering, briefed the community leaders about current challenges facing the displaced Artsakh Armenians and efforts to regain their rights.

After an exchange of views and being briefed, Prelate Donoyan said that he believes that the Western U.S. Armenian-American community, especially the Western Prelacy, with its churches and schools can have a unique impact on addressing this critical issue currently at the forefront of our national agenda

He said that the briefing can play a crucial role in to plan and implement projects to better meet the current challenges facing the displaced Artsakh Armenians.

As a gesture of this commitment, Prelate Donoyan announced a contribution of $50,000 in the name of the Prelacy schools, which will be allocated through the Catholicosate of the Great House of Cilicia to the displaced Artsakh Armenians.

PM Pashinyan and Senior Adviser to Iranian Supreme Leader Discuss Bilateral Cooperation, Regional Developments  Armenian News by MassisPost

Biden beware: US must fully consider response to soldiers’ deaths – or risk Iran escalation  The Guardian

Confusion Over Incoming Drones May Have Led to Deadly Attack in Jordan, US Military Says  Voice of America – VOA News

Pentagon says it is not seeking war with Iran after Jordan attack  Reuters

In 📞call 🇦🇲FM @AraratMirzoyan & 🇵🇱FM @sikorskiradek touched upon:

🔹bilateral cooperation & future contacts,
🔹security situation in #SouthCaucasus. FM Mirzoyan briefed on #Armenia’s vision for establishment of stability & peace in the region & key principles at the core. pic.twitter.com/dTLeaIZn4R

— MFA of Armenia🇦🇲 (@MFAofArmenia) January 29, 2024