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Yerevan hosting Armenian youth clubs and centers' conference
21.11.2009 15:08 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ On November 20-22, Yerevan will host Armenian youth
clubs and centers' conference, organized by FYCA (Federation of Youth
Clubs of Armenia) NGO with the assistance of Sports and youth Affairs
Ministry.
`We aim to activate youth club movement by creating collaboration
field and raising social awareness. To achieve our goals, we resolved
to conduct the conference on an annual basis,' FYCA NGO Chairman Atom
Mkhitaryan told a PanARMENIAN.Net reporter. Within conference
frameworks, creation of reference book on RA youth clubs and centers
is scheduled.
`Over 50 youth clubs and centers representatives participate in
today's conference, to be followed by formation of work groups for
development and implementation of new programs,' Atom Mkitaryan
stated.
Federation of Youth Clubs of Armenia was established November 10,
1999, uniting several youth clubs with 7-8 years' history.
Today FYCA unites more than 70 youth professional and local clubs,
centers and organizations operating in all regions of Armenia and
Artsakh.
21.11.2009 15:08 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ On November 20-22, Yerevan will host Armenian youth
clubs and centers' conference, organized by FYCA (Federation of Youth
Clubs of Armenia) NGO with the assistance of Sports and youth Affairs
Ministry.
`We aim to activate youth club movement by creating collaboration
field and raising social awareness. To achieve our goals, we resolved
to conduct the conference on an annual basis,' FYCA NGO Chairman Atom
Mkhitaryan told a PanARMENIAN.Net reporter. Within conference
frameworks, creation of reference book on RA youth clubs and centers
is scheduled.
`Over 50 youth clubs and centers representatives participate in
today's conference, to be followed by formation of work groups for
development and implementation of new programs,' Atom Mkitaryan
stated.
Federation of Youth Clubs of Armenia was established November 10,
1999, uniting several youth clubs with 7-8 years' history.
Today FYCA unites more than 70 youth professional and local clubs,
centers and organizations operating in all regions of Armenia and
Artsakh.