“Armenia Invites the World to Celebrate and Explore Museums on International Museum Day 2024”
Join Armenia in celebrating and participating in the “Day of Museums”, where all 118 museums will be open for free on May 18, 2024. This year’s International Museum Day theme focuses on education, research, and the preservation of cultural heritage. Discover the significant role of museums in society and enjoy diverse cultural activities during the “Night of Museums” program. Learn more about the Law on Museums, which emphasizes the educational and research functions of museums in Armenia’s history. Don’t miss this opportunity to explore and learn!
“Spain’s Ambassador Meets with Armenia’s Minister to Strengthen Bilateral Relations and Foster Sports Cooperation”
Spain’s Ambassador to Armenia and Armenia’s Minister of Education discuss bilateral relations and educational programs between the two countries. They also address sports management and technical education. Cooperation in the sports field is emphasized for fostering friendly relations and exchanging experiences.
“Council of Cultural Renaissance Foundation Holds Inaugural Meeting in Armenia’s Ministry of Education: A Vision for Cultural Development”
The first meeting of the “Cultural Renaissance” Foundation council focused on new programs and utilization of cultural heritage. Discussions included goals, activities, budget, and financing. Established in 2024, the foundation aims to develop and promote cultural activities in Armenia.
Armenian and Iranian Officials Sign Cooperation Program for Cultural Development
Armenian Minister, Zhanna Andreasyan, and Iranian President, Mohammad Mehdi Imenpour, signed a cooperation program in culture and Islamic relations. The program aims to deepen cooperation and promote exchange of experiences between the two countries. Minister Andreasyan emphasized the importance of bilateral cooperation and expressed readiness to expand it in various fields. The agreement also covers higher education and the promotion of regional languages. Both sides expressed optimism for future collaboration and strengthening of intercultural relations.
Ministry of Education in Armenia Announces Competition to Enhance Artistic Education for Teachers
The Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sports of Armenia is holding a competition for teacher training in artistic education. Teachers will be evaluated over a 3-year period. The program follows established criteria and aims to improve the quality of classes. Applications should be submitted by email before May 29, 2024. For more information, contact the Ministry’s hotline at 010-599620.
“Laws on Audiovisual Media undergo significant changes as National Commission approves proposed amendments”
Meeting of National Commission discussed amendments to audiovisual media law proposal. Positive conclusion presented for draft law. Lurer from Armenia.
“Armenian Education Minister’s London Visit Expenses Funded by British Government”
Armenian PM appoints Minister Harutyunyan for London visit. He’ll attend Global Education Forum on May 20-22, 2024, discussing trip expenses with relevant institutions. UK Embassy accepts British Govt’s expenses through Armenian office of British Council.
“Armenian National Science Olympiad Announces Winners; Projects Selected for European Union Contest for Young Scientists”
The results of the Armenian National Science Olympiad have been announced. Projects on melatonin effects on dairy cattle and coffee grounds as fertilizer were selected for the EU Contest for Young Scientists. 23 projects in various categories took top spots, promoting scientific research and innovative projects.
“Ministry of Education Launches Innovative Program to Empower Displaced Residents of Artsakh”
The Ministry of Education, Science, Culture, and Sports of the Republic of Armenia, in collaboration with the “Teryan Cultural Center,” has launched the “Kritic, Kritoghin” program. The program aims to support displaced residents of Artsakh, providing vocational skills, education, and employment opportunities. It recently won an award for cultural heritage preservation. Monthly classes in traditional arts and crafts will be held, promoting the preservation and transfer of cultural values. Participants will gain new skills, sell their products, and support fellow Artsakh residents.
“No Cause for Concern: Teaching Process in Armenian Schools Unaffected amidst Turmoil Rumors, Authorities Assure”
Teaching process in Armenian schools continues uninterrupted despite rumors. Ministry of Education dismisses claims of turmoil preparation. Authorities reassure parents and say safety is guaranteed. Photo circulating is deemed old. #Armenia #Education #Safety