Armenia to build new village from the scratch

For the first time in the history of the third Republic of Armenia, a new village will be built from scratch. The decision was approved at the cabinet meeting today.

The Government gave a green light to the Action Plan for Acquisition and Resettlement of Lands under the Joint Water Resources Management/Akhuryan River, Phase 1 project.

On December 19, 2014 a loan agreement was signed between the Republic of Armenia and the Bank for Reconstruction and Development (KfW), which, in particular, envisages the implementation of the Construction of Kaps Reservoir and Gravity Irrigation System.

The half-built reservoir is located in Shirak region, in the Akhuryan river valley, 22 km north of Gyumri. The project includes the stabilization and rehabilitation of the Kaps dam, the construction of a r

Ian Gillan receives birthday wishes from Armenia

Yerevan /Mediamax/. Renowned rock musician, Deep Purple lead singer Ian Gillan is turning 75 today and receiving congratulations from Armenia as well.

President of Armenia Armen Sarkissian has also congratulated Ian Gillan.

“You have been creating art for more than 50 years and you are the one of those unique artists who is admired by several generation. I am aware that Deep Purple’s new album released t the beginning of August is occupying the first hor

5/10/15: An Order for Lavrov, Russian base expands the scope of responsibility

Today we live in a society, which can not imagine life without expressing views on social media. Probably it does have certain advantages. Nevertheless, many participants of active discussions have already forgotten or do not even know about the developments, which unfolded in Armenia 5, 10 or 15 years ago.  

To fill the gap Mediamax presents 5/10/15 project, which introduce developments in Armenia 5, 10 and 15 years ago.

•    15 YEARS AGO: AUGUST 17-23, 2005

“Azerbaijan cannot seduce us with oil”

On August 22, Armenian Foreign Minister Vardan Oskanyan stated that “Azerbaijan can neither seduce nor scare us with its oil.”

<img src="http://armenia.in-the.news/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2020/08/5-10-15-an-order-for-lavrov-russian-base-expands-the-scope-of-responsibility.jpg&quot; alt="Vartan Oska

Posted byarmeniaitnAugust 24, 2020Posted inUncategorizedTags:Armenia, Armenians, Gyumri, Karabakh, YerevanLeave a comment on 5/10/15: An Order for Lavrov, Russian base expands the scope of responsibility

Armenia to Build Childcare Center in Gyumri

Armenia’s Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs plans to establish a new childcare institution, the Crisis Support Center for Children and Families in Gyumri.

It will be established by merging the Gyumri City Child Care Center and the Gyumri Fridtjof Nansen Child Care and Protection Boarding School No. 2 State Non-Commercial Organizations (SNCO).

 According to the project, vulnerable children aged 0-18 in Shirak and neighboring regions will receive social assistance, with a caregiver if necessary, 24 hours a day.

Children aged 0-18 will receive round-the-clock support and care for a maximum of six months, and children aged 2-18 will receive day support services for a maximum of one year.

Conditions will be created for the reintegration of children in society and the center staff will try to

AEF Announces 2020-2021 Richard R. Tufenkian Scholarship Recipients

The Tufenkian family

The Armenian Educational Foundation’s Board of Directors and Scholarship Committee announced the 2020-2021 Richard R. Tufenkian Scholarship Award recipients. Three $3,000 scholarships have been awarded to Armenian undergraduate students at accredited United States colleges or Universities. To qualify for this scholarship, students had to be of Armenian descent, have a minimum 3.0 grade point average, show financial need, and be actively involved in the Armenian community.

In total, 51 applications were received for the Richard R. Tufenkian Scholarship. The committee diligently reviewed and selected the following three students.</p

AEF Announces 2020-2021 Richard R. Tufenkian Scholarship Recipients

The Tufenkian family

The Armenian Educational Foundation’s Board of Directors and Scholarship Committee announced the 2020-2021 Richard R. Tufenkian Scholarship Award recipients. Three $3,000 scholarships have been awarded to Armenian undergraduate students at accredited United States colleges or Universities. To qualify for this scholarship, students had to be of Armenian descent, have a minimum 3.0 grade point average, show financial need, and be actively involved in the Armenian community.

In total, 51 applications were received for the Richard R. Tufenkian Scholarship. The committee diligently reviewed and selected the following three students.</p

5/10/15: An Order for Lavrov, Russian base expands the scope of responsibility

Today we live in a society, which can not imagine life without expressing views on social media. Probably it does have certain advantages. Nevertheless, many participants of active discussions have already forgotten or do not even know about the developments, which unfolded in Armenia 5, 10 or 15 years ago.  

To fill the gap Mediamax presents 5/10/15 project, which introduce developments in Armenia 5, 10 and 15 years ago.

•    15 YEARS AGO: AUGUST 17-23, 2005

“Azerbaijan cannot seduce us with oil”

On August 22, Armenian Foreign Minister Vardan Oskanyan stated that “Azerbaijan can neither seduce nor scare us with its oil.”

<img src="http://armenia.in-the.news/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2020/08/5-10-15-an-order-for-lavrov-russian-base-expands-the-scope-of-responsibility.jpg&quot; alt="Vartan Oska

Posted byarmeniaitnAugust 21, 2020Posted inUncategorizedTags:Armenia, Armenians, Gyumri, Karabakh, YerevanLeave a comment on 5/10/15: An Order for Lavrov, Russian base expands the scope of responsibility

Armenia to Build Childcare Center in Gyumri

Armenia’s Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs plans to establish a new childcare institution, the Crisis Support Center for Children and Families in Gyumri.

It will be established by merging the Gyumri City Child Care Center and the Gyumri Fridtjof Nansen Child Care and Protection Boarding School No. 2 State Non-Commercial Organizations (SNCO).

 According to the project, vulnerable children aged 0-18 in Shirak and neighboring regions will receive social assistance, with a caregiver if necessary, 24 hours a day.

Children aged 0-18 will receive round-the-clock support and care for a maximum of six months, and children aged 2-18 will receive day support services for a maximum of one year.

Conditions will be created for the reintegration of children in society and the center staff will try to

Ian Gillan receives birthday wishes from Armenia

Yerevan /Mediamax/. Renowned rock musician, Deep Purple lead singer Ian Gillan is turning 75 today and receiving congratulations from Armenia as well.

President of Armenia Armen Sarkissian has also congratulated Ian Gillan.

“You have been creating art for more than 50 years and you are the one of those unique artists who is admired by several generation. I am aware that Deep Purple’s new album released t the beginning of August is occupying the first hor

Azerbaijani MP: Turkish Grand National Assembly rejected Treaty of Sevres, tearing it apart as …

BAKU, Azerbaijan, Aug.14

By Ilhama Isabalayeva – Trend:

The claim of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan that Treaty of Sevres is a historical fact and was drawn up on the basis of the most progressive ideas of that period is absurd, Azerbaijani MP, Corresponding Member of Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences, professor Musa Gasimli told Trend .

Gasimli made the remark while commenting on the Pashinyan’s speech at a scientific conference titled “Treaty of Sevres and the Armenian Question” and dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the signing of the treaty.

According to the MP, the Ottoman Empire withdrew from the First World War on October 30, 1918, by signing the Armistic