Armen Sarkissian Sends Letters to Kim Kardashian and Several Other Celebrities

The President of Armenia, Armen Sarkissian, has sent letters of gratitude to prominent American-Armenian physician and co-director of the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, producer of the Hollywood film "The Promise" about the Armenian Genocide, Erik Esrailian, American-Armenian television star Kim Kardashian, and renowned singer Sherelin Sargsyan, expressing appreciation for their contribution to the international recognition of the Armenian Genocide. This information has been provided by the press office of the President of Armenia.

In the letter addressed to Erik Esrailian, President Sarkissian particularly mentioned the impact of the film "The Promise": "I want to highlight Kirk Kerkorian's dedication, his sense of duty and faith, which helped realize several projects, including the filming of 'The Promise.' The film received critical acclaim and had a significant impact on raising awareness about the Armenian Genocide. Undoubtedly, Kirk's immense influence played a crucial role here. Together, we must think about how to rightfully appreciate Kirk's substantial legacy and capitalize on his sincere patriotism. Thank you for your efforts and for keeping the Promise alive."

In the letter to Kim Kardashian, President Sarkissian noted: "Your and your family's influence is enormous, not only in the United States but throughout the world, and it was wonderful to see how your actions and steps could play a key role in the international recognition of the Armenian Genocide. Thank you for your tireless efforts, genuine dedication, and commitment." In his letter to Sherelin Sargsyan, President Sarkissian emphasized that the singer has always been among the prominent figures fighting against the denial of the Genocide: "Your influence played a crucial role in the international recognition of the Armenian Genocide. When we combine our efforts and transform our vision into real and measurable actions, the results are always tangible. I hope to see you in Armenia again, just like years ago."