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FIRST-EVER GREEK-ARMENIAN MEDICAL CONFERENCE STARTS IN ARMENIA
YEREVAN, JUNE 10, ARMENPRESS: Sixty Greek and 30 Armenian doctors, heads
of hospitals and medical researchers are participating in a three-day
first-ever Greek-Armenian medical conference that launched on June 9 in
Yerevan Congress Hotel. The conference is part of a series of International
Medical Conferences and the third one that is focused on health and care
problems of so-called third and forth age people. The previous two were held
in Rome, Italy and Odessa, Ukraine.
Titled as Peculiarities, Necessities and Obligations in the Care of
Elderly People, the conference was welcomed by Armenian education and
science minister Sergo Yeritsian, Armenian deputy health minister Tatul
Hakobian and the ambassador of Greece to Armenia, Mr. Antonios Vlavianos.
The Greek embassy in Yerevan told Armenpress the conference is organized
by Yerevan State Medical University, the European Center for the Quality of
Life, the Greek-Italian Forum for the Health Promotion under the auspices of
the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Greek Ministry of Health and
Welfare.
FIRST-EVER GREEK-ARMENIAN MEDICAL CONFERENCE STARTS IN ARMENIA
YEREVAN, JUNE 10, ARMENPRESS: Sixty Greek and 30 Armenian doctors, heads
of hospitals and medical researchers are participating in a three-day
first-ever Greek-Armenian medical conference that launched on June 9 in
Yerevan Congress Hotel. The conference is part of a series of International
Medical Conferences and the third one that is focused on health and care
problems of so-called third and forth age people. The previous two were held
in Rome, Italy and Odessa, Ukraine.
Titled as Peculiarities, Necessities and Obligations in the Care of
Elderly People, the conference was welcomed by Armenian education and
science minister Sergo Yeritsian, Armenian deputy health minister Tatul
Hakobian and the ambassador of Greece to Armenia, Mr. Antonios Vlavianos.
The Greek embassy in Yerevan told Armenpress the conference is organized
by Yerevan State Medical University, the European Center for the Quality of
Life, the Greek-Italian Forum for the Health Promotion under the auspices of
the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Greek Ministry of Health and
Welfare.