Tavush for Motherland movement members travel to Syunik 

ArmInfo. Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan and representatives of the Tavush for the Motherland  movement went to Syunik on a three-day visit, where meetings are planned with local residents.

The day before, in the courtyard of the Church of St. Anne in  Yerevan, at a meeting with activists and supporters of the movement,  the archbishop said that he plans to visit Meghri, Kapan, Goris,  Sisian and climb Khustup.

'The Syunik region is vulnerable today, and its issues are acute. In  addition, reliable information does not always reach the population,"  Galstanyan said.

He also said that on July 3 he was going to organize a meeting with  representatives of all forces represented in the political field of  Armenia.

"We will invite those who were originally there to the meeting," he  said. They will be presented with a report and a general concept,  after which either a large or small political council will be formed.  "We'll discuss the format. This will be done to increase engagement.  We met and dated many. The expectations and interests of some of them  may turn out to be different," the archbishop noted.

A schedule for a three-day visit to Syunik has been published on the  movement's Facebook page and on the Telegram channel "Holy Struggle".