Armenian PM congratulates Assyrian community on New Year
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has congratulated representatives of the Assyrian community of Armenia on the occasion of the New Year, Armradio reports.
The message reads:
I heartily congratulate the Assyrians of Armenia on the occasion of the Kha b-Nisan․
I am glad that the Assyrians of Armenia are preserving their national identity, enriching our country with unique traditions and giving exclusive colours to our country. I wish that the heirs of the ancient and powerful Assyrian culture in Armenia preserve, develop and enrich their native language and culture.
May this bright spring holiday of love and fertility fill your homes with joy and warmth, keep away from all trials and be the beginning of new achievements.
I wish the Assyrian community of Armenia, as well as the Assyrians scattered around the world, happiness, well-being and peace.
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