Tatoyan Foundation - Center for Law & Justice Dr. Arman Tatoyan, Director Hanrapetutyan 67 Yerevan +37410544040 info@tatoyanfoundation.org https://tatoyanfoundation.org/ About us The main goals of the Center for Law and Justice “Tatoyan” foundation are: Strengthening democracy and rule of law in Armenia; Protection of human rights, social justice and national security; Scientific, educational and research activities, strengthening level of knowledge in society through awareness raising activities; Ensuring mutual respect in society, pluralism and public solidarity; Strengthening relations between Armenia, Artsakh and Armenian diaspora, and ensuring pan-Armenian solidarity and protection of national values Previous Next

Armenian EyeCare Project (AECP) Dr. Roger Ohanesian, Founder & President 100 W. Foothill Blvd., Suite 203 91773 San Dimas, CA +19499334069 info@eyecareproject.com ; rostom@eyecareproject.com http://www.eyecareproject.com/ About us “The Armenian EyeCare Project’s mission is to eliminate preventable blindness in Armenia and to make quality eye care accessible to everyone in the country.” The AECP was founded after Armenia’s Minister of Health, in late 1991, asked the international community for help in fighting a “growing wave of blindness in Armenia” and for assistance with the country’s serious health crisis. The desperate circumstances in Armenia were a result of a number of widespread factors, all occurring at the same time. In 1988, about 50,000 people perished and countless others were injured in a devastating earthquake; a six-year war between Azerbaijan and Armenia began, resulting in thousands of serious injuries; and 70 years of Soviet (mis)management had devastating effects on Armenia and its progress, especially when it came to medical care infrastructure, the embargos on the East and West, and a number of severe eye diseases and conditions not seen in other countries. In addition to all of this was the alarming rate of juvenile diabetes and diabetes-related conditions. Previous Next

Hay Haybook Armenian ebooks Paris https://haybook.wordpress.com/ About us HayBook is a website devoted to Armenian digital books and libraries. It gives access to free electronic resources about literature, language and history. On the site you will find electronic books in Armenian or in translation. Just click on a link (underlined titles) to read a book online free. HayBook gathers all available electronic resources about Armenian culture on the web and also provides information about Armenian digital libraries. Previous Next

Ambrosia Catering Michel Baghdassarians-Now, CEO Kolonitzgasse 11 1030 Wien +4369911323715; +4369910667730 office@ambrosia-catering.at ; michel@ambrosia-catering.at http://www.ambrosia-catering.at/ About us You can taste it, our Ambrosia cooks come from star-establishments. They persue, as well as our co-workers of Ambrosia Team, their work with passion. Individual consultation, a great choice of international dishes, tasteful presentation of the meals, and perfect organization are the ingredients for a successful event. All these give our guests something delightful to remember. Previous Next

California Bank & Trust Ara Baghdoyan, 1st Vice President, Business Center Manager 550 South Hope Street, Suite 100 90501 Los Angeles, CA +13106265535; +12132281729 ara.baghdoyan@calbt.com www.calbanktrust.com About us Count on us to help you save, manage, invest, and grow it. Learn more about CB&T and the many ways we’re here to help Californians put their hard-earned money to work. Previous Next

CARMIX Galante Liborio Via Guaiane 118 30020 Noventa di Pave (Venise) +393356627001 galanterino@yahoo.it www.carmix.com About us CARMIX mobile concrete batching plants are designed to deliver maximum performance for a wide variety of applications, from urbanisation works to the construction of tunnels and mines. Depending on the scope of use, all machines can be equipped and customised to easily adapt to every possible use and meet any production requirement. Reliable, high-performance, unique: CARMIX has been the ideal solution for producing high-quality concrete with low costs at sites spread throughout 152 countries for almost 40 years. Continuous feed-back from the end-users, together with solid expertise, has enabled Carmix to evolve constantly and to develop operating solutions that today act as an example to the building sector and to construction sites worldwide. Previous Next

Jeunesse Arménienne de France Jean Vartan Demerdian, President 12 Rue Lasserre 92130 Issy-les-Moulinaux +33608771257 contact.jafparis@gmail.com http://www.jaf-paris.fr/ About us The Armenian Youth of France is an association law 1901 whose goal is the cultural and artistic development of young French people of Armenian origin. Previous Next

Angel Social Educational-Cultural Public Organization Angin Arshakyan Yerevanyan 36 0901-0918 Etchmiadzin, Armavir +37498881700 liza005@mail.ru www.facebook.com/ ԱՆԳԵԼ-Ուսումնական-կենտրոն-104524914266902/ About us Social educational-cultural public organisation that is engaged in charity Previous Next

Embassy of Armenia to the Czech Republic, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro, Serbia & Slovenia Na Pískách 1411/95 160 00 Dejvice,160 00 Prague 6 +420220518175 armembassy.cz@mfa.am http://cz.mfa.am About us Armenian-Czech intergovernmental cooperation dates back to 1992, when the diplomatic relations between Armenia and Czechoslovakia were established. Later, after the dissolution of Czechoslovakia in 1993, Armenia established diplomatic relations with the Czech Republic. Previous Next

Quality Fruit Wines Sapfous Street 11 17676 Kallithea, Athens +302130047764; +306946104928 info@qualitywines.gr https://www.qualitywines.gr/index.php/en/ About us "Quality Fruit Wines" was established after the long and continuous search of the Apikian family for rare, unique and quality products in the alcoholic beverages sector. "Quality Fruit Wines" among others, specializes in the production and distribution of alcoholic beverages and wines from unique fruits like pomegranates, cherries and plum. The winery, combined with the quality of raw materials, tradition, passion and centurie's experience, contribute to the production of final products with distinctive and unprecedented flavors. Previous Next

Mariam Torosyan Fine Artist, Painter 34 High Street CF10 1PU Cardiff +447568128856 mariam.atanesyan@bk.ru https://mariamatanesyan.wixsite.com/mariam-art-gallery About us Mariam commenced studying art in Russia at secondary school where her talents were quickly spotted and the school included her works at exhibitions throughout the region. Mariam continued her studies of fine art and drawing at the Armavir Academic School of Art in Russia. After returning to Yerevan, Mariam was accepted at the Armenian institute of Pedagogy at the Fine Art & Drawing section where she studied for 4 years graduating with a BA in Pedagogy specialising in Fine Arts and Drawing. Mariam continues to paint and draw in a wide range of styles in Wales as well as being responsible for product design and development of unique items fusing the cultures of Wales and Armenia. Previous Next

Bazmavēp Armenian Academic Journal Serop Chamurlian, Editor Isola Di San Lazzaro 30126 Lido, Venice +39415260104 visite@mechitar.org https://mechitar.org/en About us Bazmavēp (Pazmaveb in Western Armenian; Armenian: Բազմավէպ, "Polyhistory") is an academic journal covering Armenian studies. It is published by the Mechitarist monastery in San Lazzaro degli Armeni, Venice, Italy. According to Robert H. Hewsen, it is the first Armenian scholarly journal.[3] and the longest-running Armenian publication still being published. Bazmavēp was established by Gabriel Aivazovsky and Ghevond Alishan in May 1843,[4] with the initial intention of publishing for three years.[5] Previous editors-in-chief have been Gabriel Aivazovsky (1843–48) and Ghevont Alishan (1849-51). In its earliest decades, Bazmavēp was an economic-philological biweekly journal, aiming to convey enlightening ideas, useful tips, ways to revive economic, political and careful life to the readers. In the first period, the magazine was occupied by religious-moral programs, the latest discoveries in the fields of science and industry, information about geographical and archeological inventions, nature and the richness of the subsoil. In the 1860s, Bazmavēp became a scientific periodical, published the works of Armenian and foreign scholars, and contributed to the development of Armenology. Around the turn of the 20th century, Bazmavēp published numerous articles regarding the Armenian question and later the Armenian genocide. Today, the journal includes scientific, theological, Armenological, historical, linguistic, bibliographic, artistic, educational materials. Previous Next