Russian Embassy awards Armenian activists and educators for their  contribution to development of Armenian-Russian cultural and  humanitarian ties

ArmInfo. A ceremony honoring Armenian activists and educators for their significant contribution to the development of cultural and humanitarian ties between Russia and Armenia was held at the Russian Embassy in  Yerevan.

Speaking at the event, Russian Ambassador to Armenia Sergey Kopyrkin  emphasized that each award is a testament to Russia's profound  gratitude to individuals who have dedicated their lives to serving  humanitarian ideals, strengthening cultural ties between the two  countries, and preserving shared historical memory.

Nina Tatkalo, Director of the Institute of Philology and  Intercultural Communications at the Russian- Armenian University, was  awarded the Pushkin Medal for her significant contribution to the  dissemination of the Russian language, the rapprochement, and mutual  enrichment of cultures.

Mher Avetisyan, General Coordinator of the Immortal Regiment  movement, was awarded a Certificate of Honor from the President of  the Russian Federation for his services in preserving shared  historical memory.

A group of Russian language teachers, whose daily work introduces new  generations of Armenian youth to the Russian language and culture,  received commendations from the President of the Russian Federation.  A total of 10 Russian language teachers and activists from Armenia  received awards from the President of the Russian Federation.