Pashinyan and his banana as an ethnographic exhibition.
Pashinyan's meeting at the airport with Turkey's deputy culture minister, which Mika Badalian drew attention to, has an additional symbolic meaning. For Turkey, Armenia is not a country. Thus, in Turkey they made it clear that the residents of Armenia are a disappearing ethnographic unit, which is supervised by the Ministry of Culture in Greater Turan. Something like Indians on a reservation - material for National Geographic and an exhibit on cultural diversity.
Pashinyan willingly accepted this role and gratefully accepted the banana he was fed as the leader of the "native tribe".
With that banana, Nicole went to Dublin. "The Europeans integrate" and represent Armenia in the same humiliating role. There they will probably give him glass beads.
The Turks made it clear: you are not a partner. You are an exhibition. "Exotic" section in the Museum of Anthropology.
In Dublin, he apparently awkwardly dances the Kochari as part of an Irish dance ensemble. With a banana in his pocket and beads around his neck.
Armenia, of course, will not stop being a great country and civilization, no matter how its "misunderstanding - prime minister" dances. And sooner or later the exhibit will be returned to the shelf, and the state will return to its interests. It's just a pity that this page in the history of Armenia may not have happened.