Evelyne Bagdassarian Partner Lawyer at Stephenson Harwood Law Firm 48, rue Cambon 75001 Paris +33 1 88 99 40 08; +33 6 07 04 55 38 evelyne.bagdassarian@stephensonharwood.com https://www.stephensonharwood.com/ About us Stephenson Harwood is an international law firm, and we're committed to creating 'positive partnerships' with our clients. We represent listed and private companies, institutions and individuals, building lasting relationships to help them succeed in a complex and ever-changing world. Our focus is on five core sectors: Energy Transition, Life Sciences and Healthcare, Private Capital and Funds, Technology, and Transportation and Trade. Previous Next

Noy Armenian Grill Aleja Walentego Roździeńskiego 102 40203 Katowice +48 780 161 115 noyarmeniangrill@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100076971294850 About us Noy Armenian Grill in Katowice, Poland, is a highly-rated spot for authentic Armenian barbecue, known for juicy kebabs, flavorful skewers (like beef & pork), fresh ingredients, and generous portions Previous Next

Charjoum le Mouvement 5 Allée des Glycines 92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses contact@charjoum.org https://www.charjoum.org/ About us Charjoum ("struggle" in Armenian) is a French-Armenian activist movement focused on promoting Armenian emancipation, justice, and rights, advocating against oppression and Azerbaijani influence, and supporting the Armenian people and Artsakh, especially after the 2020 war, even facing legal challenges from Azerbaijan for its critical stance. It's a civil initiative by non-partisan activists who raise awareness in France and provide aid, emphasizing that the Armenian struggle is a global one for freedom and dignity. Previous Next

Armeenia Restoran Kuninga 17 Pärnu 80014 +372 555 800 25; +372 68 44 888 armeeniarestoran@gmail.com ; info@armeeniarestoran.ee https://armeeniarestoran.ee/ About us Restaurant opened in 2010 with the main goal to offer real Armenian shashlik and hospitality. Armenian Restaurant is suitable both for having dinner with a small company and for celebrating birthdays and other important occasions with a grand party. Restaurant offers a possibility to arrange a get-together both on the I and the II floor, where maximum number of guests per floor is 40. Previous Next

Association Culturelle Arménienne de Marne-la-Vallée (ACAM) Annie Pilibossian, President 1, avenue Houette 93160 Noisy-le-Grannd info@acam-france.org http://www.acam-france.org/ About us he Armenian Cultural Association of Marne-la-Vallée (ACAM), created in 1988 to bring together Armenians and their friends from East Paris and Marne-la-Vallée through cultural activities, was voluntarily dissolved at a general assembly on December 4, 2020, following changes within the community. Its headquarters were in Noisy-le-Grand. While ACAM no longer exists as an active entity, it left its mark on the community through its numerous activities during its 32 years of existence. Previous Next

Alliance Franco Arménienne du Val-de-Marne (AFA) Delphine Kouyoumdjian, President 1 Avenue Francois Mauriac 94000 Créteil contact@afa-valdemarne.fr https://www.facebook.com/afavaldemarne/ About us The Alliance Franco Arménienne du Val-de-Marne (AFAVM) is an apolitical association in France that aims to promote Armenian culture and maintain and foster Franco-Armenian relations Previous Next

La Croix Bleue des Arméniens de France Chake Sahaguian, President 17 Rue Bleue 75009 Paris +33 1 53 34 18 18 cbaf@wanadoo.fr https://croixbleue-france.com/ About us The Armenian Blue Cross of France (CBAF) is a humanitarian, social, and cultural organization, recognized as a public benefit organization, that works to preserve and transmit the Armenian language and identity in France, while also participating in aid programs in Armenia and Javakhk (Georgia). Founded in 1928, it organizes social activities (sponsorship of orphans, aid to students), cultural activities (courses, exchanges), and humanitarian work (programs in Armenia and Artsakh) through its local, mostly volunteer-run chapters, and relies on the international network of HOM (Hay Oknoutian Myoutioun). Previous Next

Antoine Agoudjian Photographer, Author and Photojournalist Paris +33 6 62 35 84 49 a.agoudjian@gmail.com https://agoudjian.fr/ About us Antoine Agoudjian is a French-Armenian photographer and war correspondent known for his extensive work documenting the Armenian people's memory, identity, and the lasting impact of the Armenian Genocide and subsequent conflicts. His work is characterized by a distinctive black-and-white style that uses high contrast to emphasize light amidst darkness, which he relates to pain, memory, and resilience. He aims to document history rather than just be a military reporter. Previous Next

Association Arménienne d'Aide Sociale (AAAS) Alain Touhadian, President 77, rue La Fayette 75009 Paris +33 148780299 aaas.paris@aaas.fr ; secretariat.siege@aaas.fr www.aaas.fr About us The Association Arménienne d'Aide Sociale (AAAS) is the oldest Armenian non-profit organization in France, established in 1890 to provide social assistance to the Armenian community both in France and Armenia Previous Next

Association Culturelle Arménienne de Lyon (ACAL) 66 rue Antoine Charial 69003 Lyon acal.infos@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/AssociationCulturelleArmenienneDeLyon About us The ACAL (Armenian Cultural Association of Lyon) aims to promote Armenian culture in order to safeguard, develop, and raise awareness among both seasoned and novice audiences. The association thus contributes to the cultural and artistic dynamism of Greater Lyon, where it fosters the discovery of Armenia and its rich and authentic culture in all its aspects (architecture, visual arts, music, dance, cuisine, lifestyle, etc.). Previous Next

Maison de la Culture Arménienne de Paris Harout Mardirossian, President 17 Rue Bleue 75009 Paris +33 1 48 24 63 89 info@mca-paris.org https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100054469301045 About us The Maison de la Culture Arménienne (MCA) in Paris serves as a vital hub for Armenian heritage, culture, and community, acting as a cultural center, event space, and often housing important institutions like the historic Nubar Library (Europe's largest Armenian collection, in the 16th arr.) and hosting Armenian restaurants (like the popular canteen in the 10th arr.) that preserve traditional cuisine and connect people to their roots. It's a multifaceted organization dedicated to preserving Armenian identity in France, offering cultural events, educational resources, and a tangible sense of community for the diaspora Previous Next

Maison de la Culture Arménienne de Villeurbanne (MCAV) Christophe Minassian, President 68 avenue Marcel Cerdan 69100 Villeurbanne +33 7 45 23 13 49 mcav69100@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100076503305229 About us The Maison de la Culture Arménienne de Villeurbanne (MCAV) is a cultural association that aims to gather and transmit Armenian culture and values across generations. It serves as a center for teaching, promoting, and developing Armenian culture. The primary goal of the MCAV is to connect members of the Armenian community and the broader public with their heritage, offering a space for social gathering and cultural expression. Previous Next