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ARMENTEL LAUNCHES COMPUTER CLASSES IN 3 SCHOOLS OF ARMAVIR REGION
PanARMENIAN.Net
03.09.2009 17:04 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ ArmenTel telecommunication company (trademark:
Beeline) has opened computer classes in 3 schools of Armavir
region. The program was previously introduced in schools of Aygeshat
and Hayatagh villages, as well as in school No. 17 of Echmiadzin.
"Today, children in Armavir region have everyday access to computers
and Internet. And we are very pleased to have our share in such
initiative. May up-to-date technologies serve as source for new
knowledge and create new opportunities and horizons for Armenian
children," ArmenTel General Director Igor Klimko said at the opening
of a computer class in Aygeshat village.
This is not the first initiative of the kind; over the past 2 years,
the company has equipped computer classrooms in 20 schools of
Armenia. "Our company attaches great importance to computerization
in regions, as enhanced education in regions and villages will
ensure uniform and harmonic development throughout the country,"
Klimko stressed.
Stressing Armenian Government's role in introducing computer
technologies and Internet in regions, Armavir Regional Governor Ashot
Kagramanyan expressed his satisfaction that "macro-enterprise and
state go hand in hand in such initiative," said.
PanARMENIAN.Net
03.09.2009 17:04 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ ArmenTel telecommunication company (trademark:
Beeline) has opened computer classes in 3 schools of Armavir
region. The program was previously introduced in schools of Aygeshat
and Hayatagh villages, as well as in school No. 17 of Echmiadzin.
"Today, children in Armavir region have everyday access to computers
and Internet. And we are very pleased to have our share in such
initiative. May up-to-date technologies serve as source for new
knowledge and create new opportunities and horizons for Armenian
children," ArmenTel General Director Igor Klimko said at the opening
of a computer class in Aygeshat village.
This is not the first initiative of the kind; over the past 2 years,
the company has equipped computer classrooms in 20 schools of
Armenia. "Our company attaches great importance to computerization
in regions, as enhanced education in regions and villages will
ensure uniform and harmonic development throughout the country,"
Klimko stressed.
Stressing Armenian Government's role in introducing computer
technologies and Internet in regions, Armavir Regional Governor Ashot
Kagramanyan expressed his satisfaction that "macro-enterprise and
state go hand in hand in such initiative," said.