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  • 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

  • SPYUR Information System | Miatsir Main

    SPYUR Information System Ashot K. Grigoryan, Founding Director Kievyan St., 5/4 Building 0028 Yerevan +37411331331 spyuram@gmail.com www.spyur.am About us "Spyur" is a unique information company that since 1992 has been steadily implementing the collection, processing and free dissemination of information about products and services offered by Armenia and Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) companies Previous Next

  • Sona Haroutyunian | Miatsir Main

    Sona Haroutyunian Researcher, Department of Asian and North African Studies Dorsoduro 3246 30123 Venice +390415676514 sona.haroutyunian@unive.it https://www.unive.it/data/people/5592357 About us Armenian Studies, Translation Studies, Linguistics, Diaspora Literature, Dante Studies Previous Next

  • Shirvanian Youth Center | Miatsir Main

    Shirvanian Youth Center Gohar Karapetyan, Manager/Program Coordinator 97 Ghorghanyan Street Gyumri +37493000954 shirvanianyouthcenter@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/GyumriYouthCenter/ About us Established in 2016, this Youth Center has come to be recognized as a pivotal hub for the youth of Gyumri. Here, they indulge in various activities throughout the year; these include English language courses, Armenian national dance, computer classes, intellectual clubs and tutoring, and music and art classes, not to mention numerous events and exhibitions. Previous Next

  • Garo's Entertainment Company | Miatsir Main

    Garo's Entertainment Company Garo Bardakjian 25 Raftopoulou Street 11745 Athens +302109319522; +306977633426 info@garo-entertainment.com ; garobar64@yahoo.com www.garo-entertainment.com About us Dear Visitor,Welcome to Garo’s online home. You are cordially invited to experience our superb entertainment events. You and your guests will be well looked after while you enjoy beautiful evenings with live music and dancing.We organise events all over Greece and Europe for a variety of requirements. From corporate seminars and conferences to wedding nights, cocktail parties and children’s events we have something to suit almost every need. Previous Next

  • AGBU Nubar Library | Miatsir Main

    AGBU Nubar Library Dr. Boris Adjemian, Director 11 Square Alboni 75016 Paris +33145247277 bnu@bnulibrary.org http://bnulibrary.org About us The AGBU Nubar Library was founded in 1928 at the initiative of Boghos Nubar Pasha. Its first curator, Aram Andonian, had worked in Paris as the secretary of the Armenian National Delegation since the end of World War I. In the spirit of its founders, the Nubar Library was a place dedicated to the gathering, conservation and study of the former Ottoman Armenian heritage after the genocide. The foundation of this Library in Paris resulted from Boghos Nubar's determination to ensure the sustainability and flourishing of an Armenian life in the diaspora, capable of feeding future generations and helping to the rebuilding of Armenia on its historic lands. It is not surprising that Boghos Nubar founded the library and the Armenian Student House (at the Cité internationale universitaire de Paris) at the same time and with the same perspective. These particular circumstances explain why the Nubar Library became the foremost place for scholarship on the Middle East and the former Ottoman Armenian world, and a major resource center on the Armenian experience of the 19th and 20th centuries, and on the history of the Armenian genocide. Previous Next

  • Kenats Wine/spirits | Miatsir Main

    Kenats Wine/spirits Shant Zadourian, Owner 69 bis rue Brancion 75015 Paris +33950486372 contact@kenats.com https://kenats.fr/ About us Kenats means “cheers” in Armenian. What could be more appealing to a wine fan? Maybe the atmosphere of the little green and brown shop, decorated with eye-catching bottles and grapes. Inside, a huge map of Armenia with regions of wine production is displayed in the center, with explanations. Previous Next

  • Schunig - Hundesalon und Tierbedarf | Miatsir Main

    Schunig - Hundesalon und Tierbedarf Armen Mardigian Triesterstraße 8 (368) 2331 Vösendorf +436769413971 office@hundesalon-schunig.at http://www.hundesalon-schunig.at/ About us My name is Armen Mardigian. I have been working as a dog nursing service in the Viennese Animal Welfare Association for nine years and during this time I have dealt intensively with the behavior of dogs. Through positive reinforcement and patience, we were able to build a basis of trust with each dog. Through the different characters I worked with, I was able to learn a lot about how to respond to which personality in the best possible way. I completed my training as a dog groomer in Italy and Austria. I learned the breed's own cuts and the special technique of trimming. In recent years I have used the training practically for both private customers and often for dogs that ended up neglected in animal shelters. Previous Next

  • Armenian Museum of America | Miatsir Main

    Armenian Museum of America Jason Sohigian, Executive Director 65 Main Street 02472 Watertown, MA +16179262562 info@armenianmuseum.org https://www.armenianmuseum.org/ About us The Armenian Museum of America is the largest Armenian Museum in the Diaspora. It has grown into a major repository for all forms of Armenian material culture that illustrate the creative endeavors of the Armenian people over the centuries. Today, the Museum’s collections hold more than 25,000 artifacts including 5,000 ancient and medieval Armenian coins, 1,000 stamps and maps, 3,000 textiles, and 180 Armenian inscribed rugs. In addition to more than 30,000 books in the Research Library, there is an extensive collection of Urartian and religious artifacts, ceramics, medieval illuminations, and various other objects. The collection includes historically significant objects, including five of the Armenian Bibles printed in Amsterdam in 1666. But the Armenian Museum is more than just a storehouse of artifacts. It’s a living museum and library which offers exhibits and diverse cultural and literary programs to its members and the community at large. It is where Armenian-Americans can visit to discover their roots and where people of all ethnic backgrounds can see how the story of the Armenian people plays a vital part within the rich cultural symphony that is America. Previous Next

  • Armenian Business Network Halton Peel Region | Miatsir Main

    Armenian Business Network Halton Peel Region Vasken Altounian 3687 Nashua Dr #8 L4V 1V5 Mississauga, ON +14165758191; +16472672131 abnhp.info@gmail.com ; info@abnhp.ca https://abnhp.ca/ About us The Armenian Business Network of Halton-Peel (ABN-HP) is the initiative of Rev. Fr. Myron Sarkissian and was founded in February 2017. It operates autonomously from the Parish Council of St. Vartan Armenian Church of Mississauga. Its purpose is to connect businesses and professionals within the region, across Canada, across the Diaspora and Armenia and to connect Armenian businesses and professionals with various Business Associations across the Halton and Peel regions for the benefit of its community members. Its early focus is to connect community members and businesses with one another and over time extend its reach to other communities and organizations. Previous Next

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