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ROUND TABLE IN YEREVAN TO DISCUSS RUSSIAN LANGUAGE MEDIA IN ARMENIA
ARKA
Sep 30, 2011
YEREVAN, September 30. / ARKA /. The Institute for Eurasian Studies
and an Armenian Foundation called "Forward, Russia and Armenia~T,
will hold October 7 in Yerevan a round table discussion on the Russian-
language media in Armenia, its present and future, the Armenian branch
of the Institute told ARKA.
The event will be held with the support of a department in Russian
president~Rs administration in charge of interregional and cultural
relations with foreign countries as part of Days of Russian Language
in Armenia slated for October 3-9.
The roundtable will bring together representatives of the
administrations of presidents of Russia and Armenia, the two foreign
ministers, heads of Russian and Armenian media and experts.
The mission of the round table is to promote cooperation between
Russian and Armenian media. The roundtable will discuss topical
issues of Russian-language media in Armenia and perspectives for its
development. The event will be followed by the official opening of
the Russian Book House in Yerevan.
From: A. Papazian
ARKA
Sep 30, 2011
YEREVAN, September 30. / ARKA /. The Institute for Eurasian Studies
and an Armenian Foundation called "Forward, Russia and Armenia~T,
will hold October 7 in Yerevan a round table discussion on the Russian-
language media in Armenia, its present and future, the Armenian branch
of the Institute told ARKA.
The event will be held with the support of a department in Russian
president~Rs administration in charge of interregional and cultural
relations with foreign countries as part of Days of Russian Language
in Armenia slated for October 3-9.
The roundtable will bring together representatives of the
administrations of presidents of Russia and Armenia, the two foreign
ministers, heads of Russian and Armenian media and experts.
The mission of the round table is to promote cooperation between
Russian and Armenian media. The roundtable will discuss topical
issues of Russian-language media in Armenia and perspectives for its
development. The event will be followed by the official opening of
the Russian Book House in Yerevan.
From: A. Papazian