Russian Prime Minister Spends Evening in Armenian Jazz Atmosphere in Yerevan
Within the framework of the Eurasian Intergovernmental Council meeting scheduled from November 18 to November 20, the Russian Prime Minister spent his evening immersed in Armenian jazz culture.
According to 'Zhoghovurd' daily, Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin chose to enjoy his evening at the 'Malkhas' jazz club. Our sources revealed that Mishustin expressed a desire to listen to the works of renowned Armenian jazz musician Malkhas live.
It is worth noting that Malkhas's performances are well-known among many Russian elites, and Russian officials frequently visit the jazz club located on Tumanyan Street. Furthermore, not many are aware that the head of the Russian government, M. Mishustin, has penned songs for a number of famous performers in the Russian pop scene. In addition to being a technocrat, he also embodies a cultural persona.
For the full article, refer to the latest issue of 'Zhoghovurd' daily.
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