The Armenian government under Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has sparked widespread controversy after removing the image of Mount Ararat from official visa stamps, igniting a fierce public outcry across Armenia. Seen by many Armenians as a powerful national symbol deeply intertwined with their cultural identity, the decision has been met with both bewilderment and anger. Meanwhile, the move has been welcomed in neighboring Turkey, where Mount Ararat lies within its borders. This unexpected development adds a new layer of complexity to the already delicate Armenian-Turkish relations, underscoring the enduring significance of historical symbols in the region.
Pashinyan’s Government Sparks Controversy by Removing Mount Ararat from Visa Stamps
Armenia’s recent decision to remove the iconic image of Mount Ararat from its official visa stamps has ignited a fierce debate across the nation. For centuries, Mount Ararat has been more than just a mountain to the Armenian people – it is…
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Author : EURO-NEWS
Publish date : 2025-09-18 03:11:00
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