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11000 TEXT-BOOKS AND LITERATURE TO BE GIVEN TO SCHOOL OF NKR VAZGENASHEN
VILLAGE UPON INITIATIVE OF A NUMBER OF ARMENIAN HIHGER SCHOOLS
YEREVAN, November 17 (Noyan Tapan). 11000 school text-books and fiction
will be given to the school library of the village of Vazgenashen
of NKR Martuni region and a number of other schools of Shushi upon
the initiative of student councils of Yerevan State Conservatoire,
State Engineering University of Armenia, Yerevan State Linguistic
University after V.Brusov, Russian-Armenian (Slavonic) and Yerevan
State Universities.
Hayk Akarmazian, Chairman of student council of Yerevan Engineering
University, mentioned that Vazgenashen is a newly-resettled
village and the newly-opened village school lacks the necessary
text-books. According to him, the educational system is one of the most
important components of strategical development of economy. "Education
enables prosperity of the country. We will do our best to support
Artsakh schools, in order that their educational system should also
enter a new stage of development," H.Akarmazian said.
VILLAGE UPON INITIATIVE OF A NUMBER OF ARMENIAN HIHGER SCHOOLS
YEREVAN, November 17 (Noyan Tapan). 11000 school text-books and fiction
will be given to the school library of the village of Vazgenashen
of NKR Martuni region and a number of other schools of Shushi upon
the initiative of student councils of Yerevan State Conservatoire,
State Engineering University of Armenia, Yerevan State Linguistic
University after V.Brusov, Russian-Armenian (Slavonic) and Yerevan
State Universities.
Hayk Akarmazian, Chairman of student council of Yerevan Engineering
University, mentioned that Vazgenashen is a newly-resettled
village and the newly-opened village school lacks the necessary
text-books. According to him, the educational system is one of the most
important components of strategical development of economy. "Education
enables prosperity of the country. We will do our best to support
Artsakh schools, in order that their educational system should also
enter a new stage of development," H.Akarmazian said.