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    EURO-ARMENIAN GAMES 2008 TOURNAMENT HELD IN VIENNA

    Noyan Tapan
    March 27, 2008

    VIENNA, MARCH 27, NOYAN TAPAN - ARMENIANS TODAY. The Euro-Armenian
    Games 2008 Tournament was held in Vienna on March 21-24 with the
    efforts of the "Ararat" Armenian Sports Association and under the
    patronage of the Ambassador of Armenia to Australia Ashot Hovakimian
    and Vienna Mayor Michael Haupl. 25 delegations with more than 650
    Armenian sportsmen from different cities of Europe and Lebanon took
    part in this tournament.

    Competitions were held in the following kinds of sports: mini football,
    basketball, volleyball, table tennis, badminton, chess.

    As Noyan Tapan was informed by the Press and Information Department
    of the RA Ministry of Foreign Affairs, at the official opening solemn
    ceremony of the tournament Ambassador Hovakimian made a greeting speech
    addressed to the sportsmen. He expressed satisfaction on the occasion
    of holding such all-Armenian events and wished the Armenian sportsmen
    success. The Ambassador also mentioned that the all-European Armenian
    games are not only a sports event but also promote unity of Armenian
    young people living in different countries of Europe and preservation
    of Armenian nation.

    During the award giving ceremony held after the end of the games,
    the Stuttgart mini football team was awarded a special prize "For a
    fair game" by Ambassador Hovakimian.

    At the closing ceremony, Ambassador Hovakimian in his speech
    congratulated all the sportsmen for successful holding of the
    tournament and expressed a hope that they all will take part in the
    next pan-Armenian games to be held in Yerevan.

    The next Euro-Armenian games will be held in Switzerland and in 2010
    in Amsterdam.
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