Lukashenko Supports Armenian Church Opening in Minsk

Minsk, Belarus - In a display of interfaith cooperation, a new Armenian church has opened its doors in Minsk, thanks to the support of Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko. The church's opening was facilitated by a request from the Armenian community in Belarus, who sought assistance for land allocation and permits. According to Gagik Charukyan, founder of the "Enlightening Armenia" party, "The president reacted immediately, giving the necessary orders. Today, we are opening this church." The event symbolizes the positive relationship between the Belarusian government and religious minorities. Charukyan expressed his gratitude, emphasizing the support received from both the Armenian community and personally from President Lukashenko. The opening ceremony was attended by numerous members of the Armenian community and Belarusian officials, marking a significant event in the history of the Armenian community in Belarus.