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  • Artaxias Media Service | Miatsir Main

    Artaxias Media Service Liana Margaryan 10 place des Etats Unis 75116 Paris contact@artaxias.org https://artaxias.org/ About us Our mission is to promote the image of Armenia worldwide, increasing its awareness, reputation and preference. Previous Next

  • Karas Wines | Miatsir Main

    Karas Wines Eduardo Eurnekian, Founder; Juliana Del Aguila Eurnekian, Owner & President Arevadasht village 1012 Armavir +37410493005 info@karaswines.com https://karaswines.com/ About us The Tierras de Armenia CJSC wine estate was founded in 2003. This area is incredibly favorable for grape cultivation, as it lies in the western part of the Ararat Plain, resting between the three principal mountains of Armenia: Ararat (the symbol of Armenia and a source of pride for the entire nation), Aragats (the highest mountain in the country at 4,090 meters), and Mount Ara. By the way, Mount Aragats is sometimes referred to as «the volcano that flipped its lid» (quite literally, actually: once during an eruption, the peak of the volcano blew off, and now you can see the aftermath in its flattened top). The estate produces wine under the Karas Wines brand, which stands for yet another layer of the Armenian legacy as a symbol of its winemaking traditions. A «karas» is in fact an ancient clay vessel, traditionally used in Armenia to make wine. However, despite its signature name, the estate does not use this method in production, opting instead for modern technologies. The company has everything needed to make world-class quality wines, where karas plays the role of a symbol expressing the link between the culture and traditions of this land with modern times, the results of which are worthy of their ancestors’ respect. Previous Next

  • Piekarnia Krystyn Bakery | Miatsir Main

    Piekarnia Krystyn Bakery Kristine Baghdoyan, Owner Rynek 32/1 6400 Pultusk +48510562039 https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61557699734024 About us Armenian-Georgian pastries Previous Next

  • Armenian Code Academy (ACA) | Miatsir Main

    Armenian Code Academy (ACA) Narek Aslikyan - Co-Founder Hakob Hakobyan 3 Yerevan +37444481632 info@aca.am https://aca.am/en About us Through intensive courses, ACA teaches you the skills you need in your future career as a successful and competitive professional. Previous Next

  • Sona Nutrition Ltd. | Miatsir Main

    Sona Nutrition Ltd. Ohan & Yvonne Yergainharsian, Founders Unit 3 Westgate Business Park Ballymount D24 E8XC Dublin +35314515087 info@sona.ie ; ohan@sona.ie https://sona.ie/ About us Sona Nutrition Ltd. began in 1984, named after our founder's newborn daughter, with a handful of products and a mission of providing high quality, accessible and affordable nutritional supplements to the Irish market. 38 years later, we are still a family run company producing all of our 150 products from our state of the art facility in Dublin using the highest quality, natural ingredients, with an unyielding commitment to quality. Previous Next

  • Diocese of The Armenian Church of the United Kingdom & Ireland | Miatsir Main

    Diocese of The Armenian Church of the United Kingdom & Ireland His Grace Bishop Hovakim Manukyan, Primate 107 Ealing Road TW8 0LF Brentford +442085606788; +442089989210 info@armenianchurch.org.uk ; primatesoffice@armenianchurch.co.uk https://armenianchurch.org.uk About us Diocese of The Armenian Church of the United Kingdom & Ireland Previous Next

  • Ararat Restaurant | Miatsir Main

    Ararat Restaurant Ibrahim Arslan Wienerstraße 14 3133 Traismauer +43278350386 ararat.1@outlook.com ; detnyefaellesskab@gmail.com https://www.ararat-traismauer.at/ About us Cafe & Barbecue Restaurant Previous Next

  • Batanian Bros S.A. | Miatsir Main

    Batanian Bros S.A. Platonos 5 17672 Kallithea, Athens +302106620046 arkasae@otenet.gr https://batanian.gr/ About us It all started in 1922, when the Batanian family immigrated from Caesarea to Kokkinia, Piraeus. There she will build a small workshop on the roof of her house and start making what she knows how to do better than anything else: pasturma. Thus, Grandfather Batanian becomes the first producer of traditional sausages in Greece. Four generations have passed since the creation of that small workshop in Kokkinia and the progress and development of this unit continues with the enrichment of the company's catalogs with new products. After all, the progress of the workshop was already evident from the beginning, since the second generation turned it into a small craft and the third generation into a modern industry. But the taste will tell you the story by itself! Previous Next

  • Silva Kaputikian e.V. Verein armenischer Frauen in Deutschland | Miatsir Main

    Silva Kaputikian e.V. Verein armenischer Frauen in Deutschland Ms. Marine Martinian, President P.O.Box 090107 50498 Cologne info@silvakaputikian.com http://www.silvakaputikian.com About us Since its founding in 1988, Silva Kaputikian e.V. Armenian Women in Germany has been committed to maintaining and cultivating Armenian folk customs and passing them on to young people. The purpose is achieved in particular by forming groups for dance and singing, theater, poetry and handicrafts, as well as by deepening language skills and passing on the culture of the Armenian people. The association pursues exclusively and directly charitable purposes for the benefit of the general public. Previous Next

  • “Arbeitsgruppe Anerkennung – Gegen Genozid, für Völkerverständigung“ (Working Group Recognition – Against Genocide, for International Understanding) | Miatsir Main

    “Arbeitsgruppe Anerkennung – Gegen Genozid, für Völkerverständigung“ (Working Group Recognition – Against Genocide, for International Understanding) Prof. Tessa Hofmann Chairperson & Dr. Gerayer Koutcharian, Chairperson of the Coordinating Group Armenia of the Society for Threatened Peoples Berlin tessa.hofmann@aga-online.org ; g.koutcharian@web.de ; info@aga-online.org https://www.aga-online.org About us The Working Group Recognition (AGA) was founded in Germany in 1999 as a merger of several NGOs that are intensively committed to recognizing the Ottoman (C.U.P. and Kemalist) genocide that took place between 1912 and 1922 against a million Greek Orthodox Christians, 1.5 million Armenians and half a million Syriacs. Previous Next

  • Hrant Dink Foundation | Miatsir Main

    Hrant Dink Foundation Zeynep Taşkın (General Coordinator) Anarad Hığutyun Binası, Papa Roncalli Sk. No: 128 Harbiye 34373 Şişli İstanbul +902122403361-62 info@hrantdink.org ; zeyneptaskin@hrantdink.org https://hrantdink.org/en/ About us Hrant Dink Foundation was set up in 2007 to carry on Hrant’s dreams, Hrant’s struggle, Hrant’s language and Hrant’s heart. The Foundation defines the development of a culture of dialogue, empathy and peace as the basis of all its activities, which concentrate on the following areas: working toward equal opportunity among children and young people, and supporting their creativity, ensuring that cultural diversity is recognised as a richness and differences are acknowledged as a right, developing cultural relations among the peoples of Turkey, Armenia and Europe, supporting Turkey’s democratization process, supporting efforts to write histories devoid of nationalism and racism, gathering articles, photographs, and documents about Hrant Dink. Hrant Dink Foundation will undertake multifaceted activities in these areas, such as publishing books, creating archives, organizing summer schools, organizing film, music, visual arts, dance and literature festivals, and giving awards in memory of Hrant Dink. Previous Next

  • Church S. Andrea degli Armeni Domus Armenorum Taranto | Miatsir Main

    Church S. Andrea degli Armeni Domus Armenorum Taranto Linda, Mary e Manuela Avakian Piazzetta Monteoliveto, 5 74123 Taranto +393512054085 avakian@alice.it https://www.facebook.com/santandreadegliarmeni/ About us Sant'Andrea degli Armeni is a small church built in the 14th century, rebuilt in 1573 and restored in 2008, in Piazza Monte Oliveto, in the ancient village of Taranto. The façade has sixteenth-century features and includes the Capitignano coat of arms. Two statues, a man and a woman, decorate the highest part of the facade together with symbols perhaps linked to Armenian culture. Previous Next

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