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POLISH AID FOR A REMOTE VILLAGE IN SYUNIK
ARMENPRESS
4 September, 2012
YEREVAN
YEREVAN, SEPTEMBER 4, ARMENPRESS: Ambassador of the Republic of
Poland to Armenia Zdzislaw Raczynski on the occasion of September
1 participated in the opening ceremony of a remodeled school in
Harzhis village of Syunik region. Ambassador was accompanied with
the Vice-Governor of Syunik region Ara Doluntz.
Armenpress was informed from Polish Embassy that it is already two
years that the program of Polish aid helps to renovate and equip
Harzhis secondary school. The overall sum of the aid is 25000 Euro.
This year five classrooms and a teachers' room were remodeled, while
five other classrooms were repaired and equipped with school tables
and chairs. The aid for the school will be ongoing, while Polish aid
program will try to expand.
In the framework of aid to this remote village Polish Embassy to
Armenia presented a cooling tank for milk to the local residents.
Another exiting project that the Polish aid program is implementing
in Harzhis village is a tourist one. This year a tourist path is
being built from the village to Tatev monastery which is a marvelous
tourist sight.
Harzhis is a remote village in Syunik region with 831 residents. It is
one of the oldest villages of Syunik. People here are mainly involved
in agricultural activities.
From: A. Papazian
ARMENPRESS
4 September, 2012
YEREVAN
YEREVAN, SEPTEMBER 4, ARMENPRESS: Ambassador of the Republic of
Poland to Armenia Zdzislaw Raczynski on the occasion of September
1 participated in the opening ceremony of a remodeled school in
Harzhis village of Syunik region. Ambassador was accompanied with
the Vice-Governor of Syunik region Ara Doluntz.
Armenpress was informed from Polish Embassy that it is already two
years that the program of Polish aid helps to renovate and equip
Harzhis secondary school. The overall sum of the aid is 25000 Euro.
This year five classrooms and a teachers' room were remodeled, while
five other classrooms were repaired and equipped with school tables
and chairs. The aid for the school will be ongoing, while Polish aid
program will try to expand.
In the framework of aid to this remote village Polish Embassy to
Armenia presented a cooling tank for milk to the local residents.
Another exiting project that the Polish aid program is implementing
in Harzhis village is a tourist one. This year a tourist path is
being built from the village to Tatev monastery which is a marvelous
tourist sight.
Harzhis is a remote village in Syunik region with 831 residents. It is
one of the oldest villages of Syunik. People here are mainly involved
in agricultural activities.
From: A. Papazian