BEIRUT — A delegation of the Social Democrat Hunchakian Party Central Committee Board headed by SDHP Central Committee Chairman Hagop Dikranian visited various Lebanese Armenian religious and political institutions.The delegation paid visits to the; Catholicos of the Great House of Cilicia; Aram I, Patriarch of the Armenian Catholic Church; Nerses Bedros XIX, President of the Union of Armenian Evangelical Church; Rev. Megredij Karakozian, as well as the Armenian Democratic Liberal Ramgavar party Central Committee.

The topics discussed at the meetings focused on local, regional and national development issues important to the Armenian community including; the current political and social state of affairs in the Republics of Armenia and Artsakh, the preparations for the commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, and the state of the Syrian Armenian community within and outside of Syria.

The SDHP delegation included the SDHP Central Committee Vice Chairman and Lebanese MP Sebouh Kalpakian, former Lebanese MP Dr. Yeghia Jerejian, and Mr. Shavarsh Aginian along with Chairman of the S.D. Hunchakian party Executive Committee of Lebanon Mr. Alexander Keushkerian.

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