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Plans for launching IT learning center in Karabakh discussed in UK
18:46 * 06.02.14
The prime minister of Nagorno-Karabakh (Artsakh), who was recently in
the United Kingdom, has discussed possibilities of opening a branch of
the Tumo Center for Creative Technologies in the second Armenian
republic.
Ara Harutyunyan addressed the issue at a meeting with leaders of the
Armenian General Benevolent Union (AGBU). He told the benefactors that
the center will operate on temporary premises before the construction
of the headquarters, says to a press release by a spokesperson.
Apart from charity projects, the businessmen were also interested in
investments opportunities in the hydro-energy sector and economy of
Karabakh.
Harutyunyan was in the United Kingdom from January 30 to February 4 to
attend the AGBU annual assembly.
The Tumo Center for Creative Technologies offers students aged 12-18
an after-school learning environment for developing new skills in the
IT sector under the guidance of highly trained educators and media
professionals. It was launched in Yerevan in 2011.
The Armenian General Benevolent Union is a non-profit pan-Armenian
organization whose mission is to promote the Armenian identity and
heritage through educational, cultural and humanitarian programs,
annually serving some 400,000 Armenians in 35 countries.
Armenian News - Tert.am
18:46 * 06.02.14
The prime minister of Nagorno-Karabakh (Artsakh), who was recently in
the United Kingdom, has discussed possibilities of opening a branch of
the Tumo Center for Creative Technologies in the second Armenian
republic.
Ara Harutyunyan addressed the issue at a meeting with leaders of the
Armenian General Benevolent Union (AGBU). He told the benefactors that
the center will operate on temporary premises before the construction
of the headquarters, says to a press release by a spokesperson.
Apart from charity projects, the businessmen were also interested in
investments opportunities in the hydro-energy sector and economy of
Karabakh.
Harutyunyan was in the United Kingdom from January 30 to February 4 to
attend the AGBU annual assembly.
The Tumo Center for Creative Technologies offers students aged 12-18
an after-school learning environment for developing new skills in the
IT sector under the guidance of highly trained educators and media
professionals. It was launched in Yerevan in 2011.
The Armenian General Benevolent Union is a non-profit pan-Armenian
organization whose mission is to promote the Armenian identity and
heritage through educational, cultural and humanitarian programs,
annually serving some 400,000 Armenians in 35 countries.
Armenian News - Tert.am