YEREVAN — An international exhibition titled “Sacred Dialogue: From the Louvre to the History Museum of Armenia” has opened at the History Museum of Armenia. The exhibition was launched on Armenia’s Independence Day through the collaboration of the History Museum of Armenia and the Louvre Museum in Paris, with the support of the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sports (MoESCS). According to the source, sixteen remarkable Eastern Christian masterpieces from the Louvre’s collection are displayed alongside a specially selected group from the rich holdings of the History Museum of Armenia. Ahead of the opening, a press conference was held at the History Museum of Armenia with the participation of MoESCS Minister Zhanna Andreasyan, Louvre President and Director Laurence des Cars, and History Museum of Armenia Director Davit Poghosyan. She also announced that the Louvre will soon open a new section dedicated to Byzantine art and Eastern Christianity, which will include further cooperation with the History Museum of Armenia.