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Lectures in different parts of the country
09-03-2007 18:56:41 - KarabakhOpen
Stepanakert Resource Center NGO kicked off an education project in
Shushi. Janna Krikorova, Secretary General of the NKR Foreign
Ministry, member of the Caucasian Forum, delivered the first lecture
on the topic `The current state of the settlement of the Karabakh
conflict'. According to Irina Grigoryan, the administrator of the
Resource Center, about 10 lectures are foreseen this year in
Stepanakert, Shushi and Martuni. The lectures will be delivered by
outstanding politicians and experts. The project is funded by the
International Alert, a British organization.
The Discussion Club of Martuni funded by the International Alert held
a round-table meeting in the village of Kert for schoolchildren from
the villages of Kert and Sos. The participants talked about the
outlook for the settlement of the Karabakh issue, the image of the foe
and the education of the young generation.
Discussions will continue in the villages of Kert and Berdashen of
Martuni region. During the round-table meetings both internal and
external political problems will be discussed, as well as the
opportunities for contact between young people of Karabakh and
Azerbaijan.
A few days ago the International Alert brought 100 calendars with
photographs of Armenian and Azerbaijani children. The administrator of
Stepanakert Resource Center Irina Grigoryan said the calendars will be
distributed in the regions of the republic.
09-03-2007 18:56:41 - KarabakhOpen
Stepanakert Resource Center NGO kicked off an education project in
Shushi. Janna Krikorova, Secretary General of the NKR Foreign
Ministry, member of the Caucasian Forum, delivered the first lecture
on the topic `The current state of the settlement of the Karabakh
conflict'. According to Irina Grigoryan, the administrator of the
Resource Center, about 10 lectures are foreseen this year in
Stepanakert, Shushi and Martuni. The lectures will be delivered by
outstanding politicians and experts. The project is funded by the
International Alert, a British organization.
The Discussion Club of Martuni funded by the International Alert held
a round-table meeting in the village of Kert for schoolchildren from
the villages of Kert and Sos. The participants talked about the
outlook for the settlement of the Karabakh issue, the image of the foe
and the education of the young generation.
Discussions will continue in the villages of Kert and Berdashen of
Martuni region. During the round-table meetings both internal and
external political problems will be discussed, as well as the
opportunities for contact between young people of Karabakh and
Azerbaijan.
A few days ago the International Alert brought 100 calendars with
photographs of Armenian and Azerbaijani children. The administrator of
Stepanakert Resource Center Irina Grigoryan said the calendars will be
distributed in the regions of the republic.