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- The newly identified monuments have received status recognition.
- All approved projects, according to the established procedure, will be sent for coordination to local government heads and territorial administration authorities.
- Afterward, the status will be confirmed by the Minister of Education, Science, Culture and Sports of the Republic of Armenia.
- Further steps include formal confirmation and publication as part of the national cultural heritage registry.
According to the presented and accepted documents, in compliance with the defined procedures, all approved projects will be forwarded for alignment to the heads of communities and the state bodies of territorial governance. This process ensures that each project undergoes official coordination before final endorsement.
The next phase involves the formal endorsement by the Armenian minister responsible for education, science, culture, and sport, after which the monuments will be officially registered and their status confirmed. This sequence of actions underlines the government’s commitment to preserving cultural heritage through a structured and transparent process.
Officials stressed that the decisions are procedural and time-bound, with a focus on approving and publishing the statuses to reflect national cultural priorities. No speculative timelines were provided, only the stated steps and responsible authorities were outlined in the update.
The authorities emphasized adherence to legal procedures and clear sequencing of steps to ensure proper recognition and documentation of the nine sites.