First Lady's Antalya vacation stirs controversy in her country
Anna Vachikovna Hakobyan, wife of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, spent approximately 5 million TL during her four-day vacation in Antalya. Her choice of Turkey for a holiday, coupled with her lavish spending, has sparked intense criticism in Armenia.
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Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan made his first official visit to Turkey on June 20, where he met with President and AKP Chairman Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
It has emerged that during the same period, Pashinyan's wife, Anna Hakobyan, was also in Turkey, enjoying a highly luxurious vacation in Antalya.
SPENT 5 MILLION IN FOUR DAYS
It was revealed that Hakobyan stayed for three nights between June 19 and 22 at the "Titanic Mardan Palace Hotel," one of Antalya's most prestigious hotels. The high cost of the vacation has triggered widespread backlash in Armenia.
Hakobyan stayed in one of the hotel's most luxurious rooms, the 'King Suite,' paying 6,000 Euros per night.
In addition to the accommodation fees, it was noted that Hakobyan incurred extremely high expenses for services such as a champagne-filled bathtub, a personal yoga instructor, a private butler, and yacht rentals. It was learned that the total cost of the four-day vacation exceeded 100,000 Euros.