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Armenia 35th anniversary of independence celebrations

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Armenia is celebrating the 35th anniversary of its independence, marking the restoration of statehood following the 1991 referendum. The government has allocated approximately 1.3 billion drams (3 million euros) to organize a program featuring large-scale concerts concerts, symphonic performances, and cultural events historical reenactments in regions including Idjevan, Vanadzor, Kapan, and Gyumri, alongside a major gala event at Yerevan’s Republic Square. Celebrations also include the symbolic lighting of public buildings in the colors of the Armenian flag. During official ceremonies at the presidential residence, ceremonies, President Vahagn Khachaturyan presented state awards to individuals for their contributions to national development. In his address, the President and emphasized that statehood requires a “realistic assessment of capabilities” and warned capabilities,” warning against losing a sense of reality, reality. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan addressed the nation from Republic Square, noting that patriotism must be paired with “sound judgment and responsibility.” while the country celebrates in an environment of peace, this peace was achieved through “significant sacrifice.” National leaders and religious figures continue to issue messages of solidarity. leaders, including National Assembly President Ruben Rubinyan and Catholicos Karekin II II, have both addressed the nation, highlighting the resilience of the Armenian people and the necessity of issued messages calling for national unity against to face internal and external challenges. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has emphasized The celebrations also include the importance symbolic lighting of peace and public buildings in the sacrifices made for sovereignty, receiving international congratulations colors of the Armenian flag, with displays noted in various locations, including parts of Greece. Internationally, the anniversary has drawn congratulatory messages from leaders in China, Russia, and Kazakhstan. While the festivities highlight democratic progress and institutional development, discussions also touch upon historical challenges, including security concerns and the human cost of conflict.

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