Artsakh Diocese head names two key conditions for  return of  Armenians to Artsakh

ArmInfo. There are two key conditions for returning to Artsakh:  preserving the unity of the Armenians of the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic and protecting Artsakh  statehood at all costs. Vrtanes Abrahamyan, the head of the Artsakh  Diocese,  made this statement during a meeting with members of the  Artsakh government.

As reported by the press service of the Artsakh Diocese, in this  vein, he emphasized the need for collaborative efforts to address the  current challenges faced by the Armenians of Artsakh. Melania  Balayan, a member of the Diocesan Council of the Artsakh Diocese and  the head of the diocesan office, reported that an exhibition titled  "Artsakh: Endangered Heritage" will soon open in the corresponding  hall of the Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin. According to her, the  exhibition is intended for foreign ambassadors to Armenia,  representatives of international structures, and all organizations  and individuals interested in the preservation of historical and  cultural heritage.

Balayan also emphasized that with the support of Yuri Navoyan, the  head of the Dialogue NGO, they are starting the publication of a  series of books for the Artsakh Diocese.  During the meeting, several  planned and already implemented programs were discussed, all aimed at  solving the educational, cultural and social problems faced by the  people of Artsakh, with the ultimate goal of returning to Artsakh.  The meeting was attended by Artsakh State Minister Aram Sargsyan,  heads of various departments and other invited representatives.