The interlocutors exchanged ideas on developing cooperation between Armenia and Australia, strengthening ties between the Motherland and the Diaspora, as well as on the priorities of the Armenian government.
Afterwards, Zareh Sinanyan answered the questions of the participants.
Gladys Berenjiklian said that as a grandchild of the Genocide survivors visiting Armenia, she is proud of her Armenian roots and ancestry. She expressed hope to see Armenia more developed during her next visits.
During the meetings Ararat Mirzoyan highlighted the role of the two organizations in the Armenian-American relations and presented to his counterparts the agenda of the reforms going on in Armenia.
This is Sinanyan’s first visit to Diaspora and will last five days.
The Premier noted that to this end the Ministry of Diaspora has been reorganized into the Office of the High Commissioner for Diaspora Affairs, which fully complies with the Government’s policy of developing Armenia-Diaspora relations.
During the meeting, Masis Mayilian briefed the interns on the main directions and priorities of the Republic’s foreign policy, as well as answered the questions related to the international recognition of Artsakh and the process of the peaceful settlement of the conflict with Azerbaijan.
Artsakh Republic foreign minister Masis Mayilyan, regional director of the Armenian Assembly of America Arpi Vardanyan and other officials partook at the meeting.
President Sarkissian responded to the kids’ questions which pertained mainly to the vision of Armenia’s development, ties with the Fatherland, President’s personal experiences, etc.
She says of her late father Robert, who was Armenian-American: ‘I want to make that my mission. It would make my dad so proud.”
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