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    EDUARDO EURNEKIAN, FROM ARGENTINA AND ARMENIA TO THE WHOLE WORLD

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    Noyan Tapan
    23.12.2010 | 20:35

    News from Internet

    Semana.co.il-Eduardo Eurnekian is an Argentine businessman of Armenian
    origin, born on December 4, 1932 in Buenos Aires. He is considered one
    of the most successful entrepreneurs in Latin America. His enterprises
    are related to infrastructure, agriculture, energy, retail and banking,
    in Argentina, Armenia and other countries around the world.

    Together with the International Raoul Wallenberg Foundation Eduardo
    Eurnekian has decided to organize a tribute to the Armenian Holocaust
    Saviors worldwide.

    The board of the International Raoul Wallenberg Foundation at its
    headquarters in New York unanimously approved the initiative to pay
    tribute to the Armenian Christian heroes who helped Jews and others
    persecuted by the Nazis during the Second World War. The monument will
    be the first of its kind in the world and will be located in the city
    of Buenos Aires. So far 14 Armenians have been recognized for their
    rescuing of people persecuted by the Nazis and their allies. It is
    noteworthy to mention that in the year 301, Armenia became the first
    country to adopt Christianity as State religion.

    "The study of Armenian history requires educating children so that
    the Armenian martyrdom never is forgotten. We are committed to the
    study and investigation of these tragic events and to the promotion of
    the results," said Baruch Tenenbaum, founder of the Raoul Wallenberg
    Foundation.

    In the capital of Argentina the announcement was made by officials of
    the NGO after a meeting with Buenos Aires Mayor, Mauricio Macri, and
    the Armenian Ambassador, Vladimir Karmirshalyan, who enthusiastically
    gave their approval to a plan that has no precedent. The City of
    Buenos Aires is a natural place for the location of this monument,
    with an estimated population of 130,000 descendants of Armenians.

    In addition, on 21 September 2010, on the 19th anniversary of
    Independence of the Republic of Armenia, the Wallenberg Foundation
    announced the beginning of a new educational program dedicated to
    promote the Armenian culture, heritage, as well as the legacy of
    the Armenian heroes of the Holocaust. This initiative includes the
    production of a special website that will present news, columns and
    interviews in Armenian and English.

    A few days after the announcement, in October 2010, Eduardo Eurnekian
    was named "Man of the Year" by the Armenian General Benevolent Union.

    The award recognized his work on behalf of the Armenian community and
    his trajectory in the business world. The award was presented during
    the 86th Anniversary Gala of the organization.

    "Eduardo Eurnekian is a formidable role model. His vision goes far
    beyond the limits of the business scope. We must imitate him. He is
    a light that guides us." Tenenbaum said.

    Social Responsibility

    It is known and recognized a commitment to solidarity that Eduardo
    Eurnekian carries out in Argentina and other countries in the world.

    Soon after the devastating earthquake that struck Chile in February
    2010 a solidarity festival "Argentina embraces Chile" took place in
    Buenos Aires.

    "La Corporacion America" and "Aeropuertos Argentina 2000," companies
    led by Eduardo Eurnekian, delivered 300,000 food rations of high
    nutritional value.

    Besides, "Aeropuertos Argentina 2000" together with other business
    factors, coordinated actions to help the community of Haiti after
    the Caribbean country suffered the consequences of a destructive
    earthquake of magnitude 7.3 on the Richter scale on January 12, 2010.

    In December 2009, Eduardo Eurnekian, on behalf of "Aeropuertos
    Argentina 2000," presented a new hospital in Ezeiza to the governor
    of the province of Buenos Aires, Daniel Scioli. The new hospital
    "Alberto Andranik Eurnekian" required an investment of million and
    started to work in January 2010. Eurnekian announced at the occasion
    his commitment to donate a lifetime donation of ,000 per month.

    Among the many acts of social responsibility of Eduardo Eurnekian it
    is worth noting the inauguration of the cenotaph dedicated to those
    killed in the Falklands War, located at the Darwin cemetery. The work
    was done by Eurnekian who has been committed to the realization of
    this symbolic site, so dear to the people of Argentina.




    From: A. Papazian
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