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"MILITARY MEDICINE: CHALLENGES OF THE 21ST CENTURY" CONFERENCE STARTED IN YEREVAN
ArmRadio.am
28.03.2006 13:55
The third international scientific conference entitled "Military
Medicine: Challenges of the 21st Century" started today in Yerevan. It
has been organized by RA Ministry of Defense, European Command of
US Armed Forces, Information systems agency of NATO's "Partnership
for Peace" program and the Military Medicine Faculty of the Yerevan
Medical University.
RA Deputy Defense Minister, Lieutenant General Arthur Aghabekyan
informed that 20 military doctors form 8 countries will participate
in the conference.
According to him, the issues to be discussed at the conference will
become educational materials not only for military doctors of Armenia,
but also those of foreign countries.
Arthur Aghabekyan noted that the given scientific conference has
nothing to do with the international rescue military exercises to be
held under "Rescue - 2006" program in June.
The final conference on planning of these military exercises will be
held one of these days.
ArmRadio.am
28.03.2006 13:55
The third international scientific conference entitled "Military
Medicine: Challenges of the 21st Century" started today in Yerevan. It
has been organized by RA Ministry of Defense, European Command of
US Armed Forces, Information systems agency of NATO's "Partnership
for Peace" program and the Military Medicine Faculty of the Yerevan
Medical University.
RA Deputy Defense Minister, Lieutenant General Arthur Aghabekyan
informed that 20 military doctors form 8 countries will participate
in the conference.
According to him, the issues to be discussed at the conference will
become educational materials not only for military doctors of Armenia,
but also those of foreign countries.
Arthur Aghabekyan noted that the given scientific conference has
nothing to do with the international rescue military exercises to be
held under "Rescue - 2006" program in June.
The final conference on planning of these military exercises will be
held one of these days.