Armenian Apostolic Church of St. John the Baptist Very Rev. Fr. Zaven Yazichyan 66 Bo Aung Kyaw Street 11182 Yangon +95 (1) 242 318 info@yangonarmenianchurch.net https://yangonarmenianchurch.net/ About us The Armenian Apostolic Church of St. John the Baptist in Yangon, Myanmar, located at the corner of Maran Road and Bo Aung Kyaw Road, is a historic, 161-year-old landmark built in 1862 and consecrated in 1863. As the oldest church in Yangon and the only surviving Armenian church in the area, it is recognized for its 18th-century architecture, including a creased iron roof and cane-seated pews Previous Next

Armenian Community in Serbia Samvel Ajvazjan & Hayk Khemchyan Makenzijeva 37 11000 Belgrade +381 11 337395; +381 (11) 734 71 46 consularmenia@gmail.com ; armbelgradeoffice@mfa.am https://www.facebook.com/ArmenianCommunityInSerbiaJermenskaZajednicaUSrbiji/ About us The Armenian community in Serbia is small, with approximately 221 to 500 members, primarily residing in Belgrade, Novi Sad, and Vrnjačka Banja. Armenians have a long history in the region, dating back to the 13th century, with significant migration waves occurring after the 1915 genocide and in the 1990s. Today's community is integrated, involved in commerce, health, and education Previous Next

Society for Orphaned Armenian Relief (SOAR) Taiwan Chapter Mkhitar Zargaryan, President Taipei taiwan@soar-us.org https://www.soar-us.org/taiwan/ About us The Armenian community in Taiwan is very small, estimated at roughly 20 individuals at any given time, including students and professionals, with no formal institutions or churches. While small, some Armenians reside in Taipei, with occasional interest in Armenian culture and history observed, such as through interactions with local academics and cultural groups Previous Next

Society for Orphaned Armenian Relief (SOAR) Qatar Chapter Sona Ter-Minasyan, MD, President Doha doha@soar-us.org https://www.soar-us.org/doha/ About us Doha (Qatar) joined the SOAR family in May 2015. Ethnic Armenians in Qatar number between 800 and 1,500 and live mainly in the capital city of Doha. Many Armenians originating from Lebanon, Syria, and other Arab countries were attracted by the economic opportunities in the early 1990s. Since then, economic migrants to Qatar have included people from the Republic of Armenian and Armenians from Russia. Roughly 94% of Armenians in Qatar are Christian. The majority belong to the Armenian Apostolic Church and are under the jurisdiction of the Holy See of Cilicia. Previous Next

Society for Orphaned Armenian Relief (SOAR) Austria Chapter Araksya Sarukhanyan, President Vienna vienna@soar-us.org https://www.soar-us.org/vienna/ About us Vienna joined the SOAR family in May 2018. The history of Armenians in Austria dates back to Vienna’s liberation from the Turkish siege at the end of the 17th century, when several Armenian merchants found a new market in the Habsburg Empire. In the beginning of the 19th century, Austrian Armenians enjoyed their status as an autonomous religious community. The Armenian community in Vienna grew constantly, so that by 1896 the first efforts were made to found an Armenian-Apostolic community. After the appointment of the first Armenian pastor in Vienna in the 1920s, the number of Armenians in Austria continued to grow, boosted by refugees from Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Iran, Turkey and, most recently, the Republic of Armenia. In 1968, the Soorp Hripsime Armenian Apostolic Church of Vienna was consecrated, giving a new impetus to the ever growing Armenian community in Austria. There are approximately 3,000 Armenians in Vienna today. Previous Next

Diocese of the Armenian Church of Uruguay - St. Nerses Shnorhali Church His Eminence Archbishop Hakob Glnchyan Av. Agraciada 281 11800 Montevideo +598 22090165 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surp_Nerses_Shnorhali_Cathedral,_Montevideo About us The Diocese of the Armenian Church of Uruguay is a religious administrative unit of the Armenian Apostolic Church based in Montevideo, serving one of South America's oldest and largest Armenian communities (approx. 15,000–19,000 people). The diocese focuses on maintaining Armenian traditions and faith for the community, largely descendants of survivors from the Ottoman Empire Previous Next

Armenia Restaurant Canelones Garabed Santurian, Founder Avenida giannattasio Km.22800 15000 Canelones +598 (2681) 2578 righetti@vera.com.uy https://www.facebook.com/armeniacocinatipica About us Armenia, Cocina Típica, located on Avenida Giannattasio Km 22.800 in Canelones, Uruguay, is a highly-rated restaurant specializing in authentic Armenian cuisine. Open since 2016, it serves traditional dishes in a casual setting, boasting a 98% recommendation rate from over 300 reviews Previous Next

Cathedral of Our Lady of Bzommar Av. 19 de Abril 3325 11700 Montevideo +598 (2308) 3118 https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61551207637227 About us The Cathedral of Our Lady of Bzommar in Montevideo is an Armenian Catholic Co-Cathedral located in the Prado neighborhood. As a significant religious site for the Armenian community, it serves as a cathedral for the Armenian Catholic Church and is characterized by its distinct Armenian architectural style Previous Next

Armenian Evangelical Church of Uruguay Pastor Rev. Dr. Obed Boyadjian & Robert Moumdjian Av. 8 de Octubre 2716 11600 Montevideo +598 (2480) 2266 rmoumdjian@outlook.com https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armenian_Evangelical_Church About us The Armenian Evangelical Church (Iglesia Evangélica Armenia) in Montevideo, located in the Brazo Oriental neighborhood, is the headquarters of the Armenian Evangelical denomination in Uruguay. Established in 1926, it serves as a central religious, cultural, and community institution for Armenian Protestants, offering services and fostering community ties. It is a member of the Federation of the Evangelical Churches of Uruguay Previous Next

Armenian National Cultural Center Arkady Grigoryan, President 100100 Tashkent +998 (90) 9997691 armeniannationalculturalcenter@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558440340234 About us The Armenian National Cultural Center of Uzbekistan, established in 1989 in Tashkent and initiated by Tamara Khanum-Petrosian, promotes Armenian culture, language, and traditions through a Sunday school, dance groups ("Ardzagank", "Artvin"), and the "Future" charitable foundation. It supports community life, including the publication of the "Apaga" magazine, and works alongside St. Philip Church Previous Next

College & Liceo Nubarian Alex Manoogian Av. Agraciada 2850 11800 Montevideo +598 (2208) 0628 nubarian@nubarian.edu.uy https://www.nubarian.edu.uy/ About us Colegio Nubarian (Alex Manoogian) in Montevideo, Uruguay, is an educational institution providing education from maternal (3-12 months) through primary levels. It focuses on comprehensive child development through specialized, affective, and cognitive teaching, with an emphasis on tailored infrastructure, safe environments, and nurturing, personalized learning experiences Previous Next