The "Hraparak" newspaper writes: On June 30, Nikol Pashinyan received the Minister of Internal Affairs of Georgia, Sulkhan Tamazashvili. The Georgian official presented several symbolic gifts to the Prime Minister.

He gifted a cloisonné enamel painting by Tsila Tsalkalamanidze, valued at 350,959 AMD, and a copy of Shota Rustaveli's epic poem "The Knight in the Panther's Skin." The book's cover is made of copper, plated with 998-grade silver (0.03 mm thick) and then finished with 999.9-grade gold (also 0.03 mm thick), with an estimated value of 113,100 AMD. "The Knight in the Panther's Skin" is a masterpiece of world literature, centered around key themes of friendship, loyalty, love, dignity, and courage.

The appearance of this masterpiece in the library of Nikol Pashinyan—who has recently made frequent public posts about reading and informing the public about the latest books he has finished—is hardly accidental. It remains to be hoped that he will not only read it but also reflect upon the values presented in Rustaveli's famous poem.