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BRITISH COUNCIL TRUSTS ARMENIA
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[09:44 pm] 26 April, 2007
Armenia is the first country in South Caucasus, where British Council
office director was appointed the citizen of the very country.
Today, the newly-appointed director Arevik Saribekyan was officially
presented in Saryan house-museum. This will be implemented in three
South Caucasian states. The above mentioned experiment particularly
with Armenia is due to the office work quality and readiness.
Andy Williams, regional director of British Council in South Caucasus
arrived in Armenia to participate in the ceremony. Today she also
talked over the preferences of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, which will be
directed to regional programs of British Council. They are the follows:
To support productive management system
To support economy development and formation of intercultural
relations.
"Intercultural dialogue creates a sufficient ground to solve various
problems, as well as antagonisms," Arevik Saribekyan, newly appointed
British Council director assures.
at present, British Council Armenia is going to realize three
regional programs, as well as English teaching and educational
programs. British Council programs are realized in three countries
of South Caucasus. Before implementation of the projects, surveys
are carried out. Arevik Saribekyan states, "In Southern Caucasus we
work as one organization and we must coordinate each step. In this
respect no country can be stayed behind, as we will be deemed not as
just Armenia, Georgia or Azerbaijan, but as a whole unity."
A1+
[09:44 pm] 26 April, 2007
Armenia is the first country in South Caucasus, where British Council
office director was appointed the citizen of the very country.
Today, the newly-appointed director Arevik Saribekyan was officially
presented in Saryan house-museum. This will be implemented in three
South Caucasian states. The above mentioned experiment particularly
with Armenia is due to the office work quality and readiness.
Andy Williams, regional director of British Council in South Caucasus
arrived in Armenia to participate in the ceremony. Today she also
talked over the preferences of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, which will be
directed to regional programs of British Council. They are the follows:
To support productive management system
To support economy development and formation of intercultural
relations.
"Intercultural dialogue creates a sufficient ground to solve various
problems, as well as antagonisms," Arevik Saribekyan, newly appointed
British Council director assures.
at present, British Council Armenia is going to realize three
regional programs, as well as English teaching and educational
programs. British Council programs are realized in three countries
of South Caucasus. Before implementation of the projects, surveys
are carried out. Arevik Saribekyan states, "In Southern Caucasus we
work as one organization and we must coordinate each step. In this
respect no country can be stayed behind, as we will be deemed not as
just Armenia, Georgia or Azerbaijan, but as a whole unity."