Armenian Christian heritage to be presented at  US Museum of the   Bible

ArmInfo.Armenia and the United States have agreed to cooperate in the fields of Armenian Christian heritage and museum affairs. Zhanna Andreasyan, Minister of Education, Science, Culture, and Sport of the Republic of Armenia, and Carlos Campo, the President and CEO of the Museum of the Bible, have signed a letter of intent on cooperation. 

According to the press service of the Ministry of Education, Science,  Culture, and Sport, the main goals of the cooperation are the  promotion of Armenian Christian heritage, including plans to   establish a permanent exhibition of Armenian Christian heritage at  the Museum of the Bible. The agreement also envisions the launch of  research initiatives, educational programs, experience-sharing  projects, and other joint activities.

Minister Andreasyan highlighted Armenia's interest in expanding  cooperation in museum management, digitalization, heritage  preservation, and educational programs, particularly for young  specialists and researchers. She emphasized the government's  willingness to deepen cooperation by involving Armenian museums.

In turn, Carlos Campo, the President and CEO of the Museum of the  Bible, thanked the Armenian side for their cooperation and noted that  the signing of the memorandum would create broad opportunities for  collaboration across various areas and establish new connections  between the museum's experts and researchers.

According to the source, the Museum of the Bible opened in 2017 and  has seen steady growth in visitor numbers year after year. According  to available data, the museum welcomed approximately 800,000 visitors  in 2024, double the number recorded in 2021.