Photos - Armenia participates in Strasbourg Christmas Fair for first time
More than 400 types of handicrafts of over 60 Armenian craftsmen are presented at the world-renowned fair.
Christmas and New Year symbols created with Armenian motifs will decorate the Armenian pavilion located in Saint Thomas square in Strasbourg for about a month (from November 24 to December 24).
Representation on this most important pan-European platform will contribute to the international popularization of the Armenian cultural heritage, promote the expansion of intercultural dialogue.
Armenia’s first participation in the Strasbourg Christmas fair was marked by the solemn opening ceremony of the pavilion, which will be attended by high-ranking officials of France and Armenia.
The program is implemented in cooperation with the Armenian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and is coordinated by Hovhanness Sharambeyan Museum of Folk Arts.
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