YEREVAN. – Georgian Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili, who has arrived in Armenia on an official visit, on Monday paid a visit to the Armenian Genocide Memorial, in capital city Yerevan.
At the monument, Kvirikashvili paid tribute to the genocide victims.
In addition, the Georgian PM planted a commemorative fir in his name, at the park nearby the Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute, and also signed the latter’s guestbook.
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