Prime Minister of Armenia Hovik Abrahamyan on Friday visited the City of Tsaghkadzor, where he attended the closing ceremony of the second phase in the Diaspora Ministry’s Come Home 2014 motherland visiting program for the Diaspora-Armenian youth. 

The PM spoke with the participating youth, who had arrived in Armenia within the framework of the aforesaid program, and they shared their impressions on their camp in Tsaghkadzor and their visit to the homeland. 

Abrahamyan welcomed and congratulated the youth on their visit to Armenia, and along the lines of the Come Home program.   

At the same time, the Premier thanked Diaspora Minister Hranush Hakobyan and all those who help organize this program.  

Subsequently, Hovik Abrahamyan toured the camp and got familiarized with the camp conditions created for the participating youth.  

A total of 140 Diaspora-Armenian youngsters from nine countries took part in the second phase of the Come Home 2014 program. 

During the nine-day program, the participants visit the well-known sights of Armenia, meet with the state, public and cultural figures of the country, take lessons on homeland studies, and learn Armenian national dances and songs. At the end of the program, the participants camp for five days in Tsaghkadzor city.