Armen Amiryan to Appeal to the Prosecutor's Office

Culture Minister Armen Amiryan has appealed to the Prosecutor's Office. In this regard, he wrote on his Facebook page:

“Dear compatriots, dear friends, first of all, I wish good health and a speedy recovery to all the sick, and to everyone else, strong health. By God's will, we will overcome this pandemic.

Of course, you have noticed that I do not respond to the unfounded accusations voiced by Hovik Galstyan. I do this because I do not want to lower myself to that low level and, in general, I do not debate with those whose language has become a nest of evil.

According to Hovik, everyone is 'guilty' that he is not making films. I am 'guilty', along with all my successors, ministers and deputy ministers, directors, and heads of departments... AND Hovik, instead of making films, has decided to 'punish' everyone with the 'sword of justice', as everyone is supposedly pursuing him, obstructing him...

This kind of diagnosis seems to have a very specific name in medicine.

As you know, by court order, Hovik Galstyan has been forbidden to disseminate unfounded and false information about me, but he continuously violates this court demand, which is why today we are appealing to the prosecutor's office to hold Hovik Galstyan criminally liable in accordance with the law.

I apologize for burdening your time with this trivial matter. At the same time, I would like to share some good news. Due to the pandemic, instead of the staging of the play I wrote, which was temporarily canceled, a book will soon be published. It is unique in that the pictures in the book have QR codes that allow you to also view the scenes staged for the performance. You just need to hold your phone camera over the QR code and watch the corresponding scene.

The leading photograph is the cover of the book, and by keeping your phone camera on the second photo's QR code, you can watch the book-performance video. Try it; it's interesting. And the performance is yet to come; we are waiting...

Respectfully, Armen Amiryan