The Prime Minister visits Warsaw Royal Castle Museum (photo gallery)
The official visit of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan to Poland has kicked off. Prime Minister Pashinyan’s first stop was at the Warsaw Royal Castle Museum.
Accompanied by the director of the castle museum, Malgorzata Omilanowska, Nikol Pashinyan toured the exhibition halls, where collections of royal chambers, personal belongings of Polish kings, paintings and other European works of art were presented.
One of the exhibition halls also featured an exhibition of exclusive Armenian carpets from the Teresa Sahakian Foundation, which will be open for the next two months.
Prime Minister Pashinyan made a note in the Royal Castle Museum’s book of honorary guests.


















































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