“Armenia’s Cultural Heritage and Non-Armenian Promotion Clash as Azerbaijan Attempts to Rewrite History”
Armenia is committed to preserving its cultural heritage while promoting non-Armenian cultures. Azerbaijan has been trying to erase Armenian monuments, but the US State Department’s recognition is crucial in protecting religious and political rights. These monuments hold great significance for the Armenian community and should receive international attention and support. It is important for us to take action and defend our cultural heritage.
“Preserving Armenian Cultural Heritage: National Conference on Shusha Celebrates 5th Anniversary of ‘Memory Museum’ Project”
The national conference on the preservation of Armenian cultural heritage took place in Karabakh. The event marked the fifth anniversary of the “Memory Museum” project, emphasizing the importance of preserving Armenian heritage. Reports were presented on various topics related to cultural and religious heritage. The goal is to create a valid database documenting endangered heritage sites.
“Armenian Heritage Heroes Unite: Restoration Taskforce Fights Vandalism in Kotayk Province’s Historic Region”
Armenian Cultural Heritage Preservation aids in restoring historical region in Kotayk province. They launch a signature campaign against vandalism, targeting damage done to the newly discovered “Stone Cross” monument in Nor Nork community. The NGO seeks help from the RA Prosecutor General’s Office to investigate the culprits.