AGMI announces a Spanish audio guide with Uruguay’s embassy
AGMI announced a Spanish audio guide for its permanent exhibition, developed with Uruguay’s embassy in Armenia. The museum credits the embassy with recording it.
Institution / author
Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute and Embassy of Uruguay in Armenia
Place / jurisdiction
Armenia / Uruguay
Scope of this record: Publication date; the exact launch day is unspecified. An education-access initiative, not a new recognition act.
AGMI reported hosting American teachers for a 12–18 July programme with GenEd, including lectures, tours and discussions about genocide history, denial, memory and teaching.
Institution / author
Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute and The Genocide Education Project
Place / jurisdiction
Armenia / United States
Scope of this record: Starts 12 July; report published 17 July while underway. The announced programme runs to 18 July; outcomes were not independently measured.
AGMI reports acquisition of Nuard Yekarian’s Musa Dagh memoir
The museum reported receiving Nuard Vahide Yekarian’s Armeno-Turkish manuscript memoir about the Musa Dagh self-defence, donated by Vahram Shemmassian.
Institution / author
Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute
Place / jurisdiction
Armenia
Scope of this record: Publication date; the exact transfer day is unspecified. Acquisition and manuscript description are attributed to the museum.
AGMI reports completion of repairs to three memorial stelae and the administrative-building roof, with further stages planned. The museum and memorial are to remain open during the work.
Institution / author
Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute
Place / jurisdiction
Yerevan, Armenia
Scope of this record: Publication date of an institutional progress report; this does not establish completion of the entire restoration programme.
Türkiye MFA reiterates its joint-history-commission proposal
Statement No. 75 criticised foreign politicians’ use of the 1915 issue and reiterated the ministry’s joint historical commission proposal, invoking regional dialogue.
Institution / author
Republic of Türkiye Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Place / jurisdiction
Türkiye
Scope of this record: An attributed official response, not historical verification or a judgment. It does not name every foreign statement addressed.
Armenia’s foreign ministry commemorated the victims of the Armenian Genocide and connected remembrance with genocide prevention and its stated peace agenda.
Institution / author
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Armenia
Place / jurisdiction
Armenia
Scope of this record: A commemorative statement, not a new recognition act by another state.
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