Touching upon the fact that young Armenians of Javakhk are having trouble entering Armenia to take admission exams and are asking the Armenian government to solve the problem or at least allow them to take exams in Georgia, Minister of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of Armenia Arayik Harutyunyan told reporters that the government is currently working on creating an opportunity for them to come to Armenia and take the exams.

“You know that Georgia and Armenia are in a lockdown, with certain restrictions. The Armenian government needs to be able to solve the issue within the scope of those solutions. The second option is that they can take the exams under other conditions and in the manner prescribed for foreigners in September. However, again, I would like to say that the government is working on creating an opportunity for them to take exams in Armenia in early July. I won’t let you in on the remaining details, but organizing admission exams in another country is out of the question.”