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  • Women's Support Center | Miatsir Main

    Women's Support Center Maro Matosian, Founder & Director Yerevan +37499887808 wsc.armenia@gmail.com ; maro@womensupportcenter.org https://www.womensupportcenter.org/ About us Prevention of domestic violence through the protection end empowerment of the victim, rehabilitation of family members; challenge systems and institutions so that they respond more effectively to the needs of battered women and their children; promote social change; and educate the community on gender equality and domestic violence and its consequences. To create a community-wide culture that has zero tolerance for any form of family or partner violence. A culture that holds abusers accountable for their actions and victims blameless for their victimization. A culture that fosters healthy relationships based on mutual respect. Previous Next

  • Arnak Gasparyan | Miatsir Main

    Arnak Gasparyan Arnak Gasparyan Ybbsstrasse 27/16 1020 Wien +436507511754 arnak75@hotmail.com About us Construction & house electrician, IT, SAT & intercom systems, light & chandelier assembly Previous Next

  • Armenian Language Course | Miatsir Main

    Armenian Language Course Setúbal laureatearmenia@yahoo.com https://www.facebook.com/ArmenianLanguageCourse About us Eastern Armenian Classes for adults and children, non-Armenian and Armenian speakers at any level online Previous Next

  • Tunmun Real Estate | Miatsir Main

    Tunmun Real Estate Georgiy Kevorkov Yerevan +37441776747 tun@tunmun.am https://tunmun.am/en/ About us Real estate in Armenia Previous Next

  • IOSS | Miatsir Main

    IOSS Harout Arslanian Jal El Dib 80384 Beirut +9613222518 harout.arslanian@iossco.com www.iossco.com About us Engineering service providers in the field of mechanical and electrical including, testing, and problem correction under the titles of predictive and prescriptive maintenance. We also develop and manufacture wireless sensing devices that collect and analyze machine health data using artificial intelligence Previous Next

  • Armenian Apostolic Patriarchate of Jerusalem | Miatsir Main

    Armenian Apostolic Patriarchate of Jerusalem Road 86, PO Box 14235 91141 Jerusalem +97226282331 webmaster@armenian-patriarchate.org ; pressinfoapj@gmail.com https://armenian-patriarchate.com/ About us The first Patriarch of the Church of Jerusalem was the Apostle St. James. In 381 during the second Ecumenical Council in Constantinople, the Episcopate of Jerusalem became a Patriarchate. Beginning in the 4th century numerous Armenian pilgrims visited Jerusalem. Armenian principalities and Episcopal Sees built many monasteries there for the use of their pilgrims and religious communities. The number of these monasteries amounted to 70 in the 6th century. In the middle of the 6th century, after the adoption of the doctrine of Chalcedon by the Byzantine Patriarchate of Jerusalem, the Armenian Church of Jerusalem was separated from the Patriarchate of Jerusalem and became the Armenian Patriarchate of Jerusalem. The first Armenian Patriarch of Jerusalem was Abraham who, according to the Arab historian Zeki-al-Din, seeing that the influence of Muhammad was growing stronger, went to him personally in 626 and received an official document regarding the safety of the Armenian Church and her possessions in Jerusalem. When King Oshin and the Catholicos Constantine III of Caesarea forced the Armenian Church to adopt the dogmatic and ritual changes of the Council of Sis in 1307, the Patriarch of Jerusalem, Sarkis, wishing to preserve the purity of the doctrine of the Armenian Church, obtained an official document from the Sultan of Egypt, permitting him to take his See from the control of the Catholicosate of All Armenians and to function independently as of 1311. The Patriarch of Jerusalem is the guardian of the Holy Shrines which are jointly shared by the Churches of the Holy Land. Today the Patriarchate of Jerusalem oversees the Armenian Churches of Israel, Palestine and Jordan. Previous Next

  • The Armenian Times "Haykakan Zhamanak" | Miatsir Main

    The Armenian Times "Haykakan Zhamanak" Anna Hakobyan, Editor-in-Chief Israelyan Street 37 Yerevan +37410581175 info@armtimes.com https://www.armtimes.com/hy About us On the pages of "Haykakan Zhamanak" you can find professional information and analysis on the events taking place in the political, social, educational, cultural, legal, health and scientific fields of Armenia. Previous Next

  • Hoonch.am/Ladyblog.am | Miatsir Main

    Hoonch.am/Ladyblog.am Anna Ter-Hovhannisyan, Aram Sargsyan Yerevan +37441100209 marketing@webmagnet.org https://hoonch.am/ About us hoonch.am is a self-development, self-education, entertainment, informational platform whose vision is to become a legacy for generations; to promote the spread of Armenian; to promote the development of businesses; to promote the distribution of professional, quality content; and Increase confidence in Armenian Previous Next

  • Cafe-Restaurant Ararat Geneva | Miatsir Main

    Cafe-Restaurant Ararat Geneva Narek Harutunyan, Manager Rue du Stand 7 1204 Geneva +41787406022; +41227000505 https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091578766886 About us Founded in 2023 Previous Next

  • Arbitration and Mediation Center of Armenia (AMCA) | Miatsir Main

    Arbitration and Mediation Center of Armenia (AMCA) Tatevik Matinyan, Director 51 Arshakunyats Avenue, Area 4 Yerevan +37441014506; +37411201410 info@amca.am ; tatevik.matinyan@amca.am https://www.facebook.com/AMCAArmenia About us At the Arbitration and Mediation Center of Armenia, we believe in fostering a world where conflicts are not just obstacles, but opportunities for growth and understanding. As a leading hub for alternative dispute resolution, our mission is to provide individuals, businesses, and organizations with the necessary tools and guidance to resolve disputes in a fair, efficient, and amicable manner. Previous Next

  • Centre Arménien de Neuchâtel | Miatsir Main

    Centre Arménien de Neuchâtel Rue de la Maladière 57 2000 Neuchâtel +41789535006 centrearménien.ne@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/CentreArmenien.NE/?paipv=0&eav=AfbhxoGKpNOHLhMmG6OCPt106m-E8BwjlCA0dSSdB--D9BkJoT9dQvoog9AgBD9ZXTo&_rdr About us The Centre has the objective to introduce the culture and history of Armenia, both to the diaspora living in Switzerland and to other communities. Previous Next

  • Catholicosate of the Armenian Apostolic Holy Church The Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin | Miatsir Main

    Catholicosate of the Armenian Apostolic Holy Church The Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin 1101 Etchmiadzin, Armavir +37410517110 divanatun@etchmiadzin.am https://www.armenianchurch.org/ About us The Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin is the pre-eminent center of authority in the worldwide Armenian Apostolic Church. The Mother Cathedral of the entire Armenian Church dates back to the 4th century and is reckoned the oldest Christian cathedral in world. Although the current sanctuary was erected in the 1600s, remnants of the 4th-century altar have been unearthed beneath the present structure. In its capacity as the residence of the Supreme Patriarch and Catholicos of All Armenians (the pontiff of the Armenian Church), Holy Etchmiadzin is known as the “Catholicate of All Armenians.” It became the seat of the Catholicate of the entire Armenian nation in the 4th century, following the conversion of King Tiridates III to Christianity by St. Gregory the Illuminator in AD 301. According to the chronicler Agathangelos, soon after Armenia’s conversion to Christianity, St. Gregory had a vision of the Son of God. Appearing as a heroic figure of light surrounded by a mighty angelic host, Christ struck the ground with a golden hammer, indicating the place where the Mother Cathedral of the new Christian nation was to be established. The name Etchmiadzin–literally, “where the Only Begotten descended”–refers to this episode. Previous Next

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