President congratulates women on Motherhood and Beauty Day
President Vahagn Khachaturyan has extended his congratulations to women across Armenia on the occasion of the Annunciation of the Holy Mother of God and Motherhood and Beauty Day, marked on April 7.
In his message, the President addressed women and mothers, warmly congratulating them on the holiday, which he said symbolizes the beginning of life, hope, and responsibility.
Khachaturyan noted that the meaning of the Annunciation has passed on faith in the future from generation to generation, while the image of the Holy Mother of God has become, for the Armenian people, a symbol of maternal love, care, and dignity.
He emphasized that April 7 is also an opportunity to appreciate the daily contributions of women both in the family and in society. According to the President, their patience, care, and dedication play an important role in organizing and advancing everyday and public life.
The President also highlighted the special place of motherhood in Armenian identity, noting that it is closely connected not only with family, but also with the preservation and continuity of the homeland, language, and culture.
Concluding his message, President Khachaturyan wished women peace, confidence, and renewed strength, as well as good health, happiness, family warmth, and success.


















































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