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SCHOOL OF LCHAP RECONSTRUCTED BY FRENCH VOLUNTEERS
ARMENPRESS
July 20, 2010
GAVAR
Governor of Gegharkunik Nver Poghosyan received today three volunteers-
Mikayel Chaparyan, Balik Karaoghlyan, Frank Tevejyan- who arrived
in Armenia, Lchap village of Gegharkunik province with 20 French
volunteers. Hayk Simonyan, head of the community of Lchap, reported
to Governor of Gegharkunik Nver Poghosyan that it is the fourth year,
since French volunteers have arrived in Lchap for the implementation
of various benevolent projects and worked with the children of the
educational establishments and nursery schools of the community for
two weeks.
The delegation of the volunteers is consisted of not only Armenians of
the Diaspora, but also representatives of other nations. Governor of
Gegharkunik Nver Poghosyan welcomed the three volunteers and mentioned
that any investment and assistance is important for the province.
After the meeting the volunteers told Armenpress that this year they
intended to reconstruct one classroom in the school of Lchap, as well
as place a new door and 9 windows, in order to secure heating in a
part of the school in winter.
The volunteers brought some money, fundraised in France, for the
thorough reconstruction of the classroom. Balik Karaoghlyan and Frank
Tevejyan mentioned that it is the second year they arrived in Lchap
and that within the period they managed to get new friends.
From: A. Papazian
ARMENPRESS
July 20, 2010
GAVAR
Governor of Gegharkunik Nver Poghosyan received today three volunteers-
Mikayel Chaparyan, Balik Karaoghlyan, Frank Tevejyan- who arrived
in Armenia, Lchap village of Gegharkunik province with 20 French
volunteers. Hayk Simonyan, head of the community of Lchap, reported
to Governor of Gegharkunik Nver Poghosyan that it is the fourth year,
since French volunteers have arrived in Lchap for the implementation
of various benevolent projects and worked with the children of the
educational establishments and nursery schools of the community for
two weeks.
The delegation of the volunteers is consisted of not only Armenians of
the Diaspora, but also representatives of other nations. Governor of
Gegharkunik Nver Poghosyan welcomed the three volunteers and mentioned
that any investment and assistance is important for the province.
After the meeting the volunteers told Armenpress that this year they
intended to reconstruct one classroom in the school of Lchap, as well
as place a new door and 9 windows, in order to secure heating in a
part of the school in winter.
The volunteers brought some money, fundraised in France, for the
thorough reconstruction of the classroom. Balik Karaoghlyan and Frank
Tevejyan mentioned that it is the second year they arrived in Lchap
and that within the period they managed to get new friends.
From: A. Papazian