AraratBank employees, led by CEO Mher Ananyan, participated in the exhibition of the Shurishkan Gospel organized within the framework of the Hidden Manuscripts exhibitions, communicating with the power of the gospel at the ceremony of its return to the repository held in a unique cultural atmosphere.

Appreciating AraratBank’s investment and support in the development of the Matenadaran, the management of the Mesrop Mashtots Institute of Ancient Manuscripts kindly invited the bank’s executives and employees to participate in the closing ceremony of the exceptional exhibition of the Shurishkan Gospel on April 10.

Throughout the month-long Shurishkan Gospel exhibition period ¬- from March 10 to April 10 - thousands of visitors from different parts of our homeland and the Diaspora had the opportunity to address the intercessory gospel at the Matenadaran.

“We hope to see growing numbers of visitors to the Matenadaran who leave transformed and enriched by their Armenian heritage. We are happy to have our small contribution to this cause, and this is not just about financial support,” said Mher Ananyan, CEO and Chairman of the Executive Board of AraratBank, addressing the attendees.

Matenadaran Director Ara Khzmalyan expressed gratitude to all individuals and organizations that have supported the Matenadaran, highlighting AraratBank’s important role. He referred to the family of Matteos Tsarukyan that donated the Shurishkan Gospel to the Matenadaran, noting that their descendants, who were also present at the event, carry the responsibility of their ancestors towards these values.

“My hope is that the spiritual power and divine influence of the Shurishkan Gospel reaches deep into the heart of Armenia and its people. May our nation safely navigate these challenging times with the guidance of the Gospel and all our sacred treasures, and may all our efforts lead to success,” said Vahe Tsarukyan.

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