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VIRTUAL MUSEUM OF ARMENIAN DIASPORA WEBSITE LAUNCHED
PanARMENIAN.Net
March 13, 2012 - 16:05 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - Website of the Virtual Museum of Armenian Diaspora
project, armdiasporamuseum.com has been launched, with presentation
held in the Diaspora Ministry on March 13.
"Another all-Armenian project is put into practice. This e-museum
brings together our community and national values," Armenian Diaspora
Minister Hranush Hakobyan said.
Armdiasporamuseum.com is launched in three languages - Armenian,
Russian and English, and comprises several sections. For instance,
Armenian Communities section presents Armenian communities in different
countries, their history, current activities, churches, and buildings
constructed by Armenians.
Other sections include Pan-Armenian organizations, Religious
organizations of Diaspora, and Repository presenting international
memorials on Armenian Genocide. The Repository section includes the
Armenian Genealogy as well presenting the Armenian Family Tree project
providing an opportunity to create one's own genealogical tree.
Other sections include the site map, feedback and links. Hakobyan
said by the end of the year the website will be available in Western
Armenian language as well.
State budget allocated AMD 6 million to design the Virtual Museum of
Armenian Diaspora website and provide for its content.
PanARMENIAN.Net
March 13, 2012 - 16:05 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - Website of the Virtual Museum of Armenian Diaspora
project, armdiasporamuseum.com has been launched, with presentation
held in the Diaspora Ministry on March 13.
"Another all-Armenian project is put into practice. This e-museum
brings together our community and national values," Armenian Diaspora
Minister Hranush Hakobyan said.
Armdiasporamuseum.com is launched in three languages - Armenian,
Russian and English, and comprises several sections. For instance,
Armenian Communities section presents Armenian communities in different
countries, their history, current activities, churches, and buildings
constructed by Armenians.
Other sections include Pan-Armenian organizations, Religious
organizations of Diaspora, and Repository presenting international
memorials on Armenian Genocide. The Repository section includes the
Armenian Genealogy as well presenting the Armenian Family Tree project
providing an opportunity to create one's own genealogical tree.
Other sections include the site map, feedback and links. Hakobyan
said by the end of the year the website will be available in Western
Armenian language as well.
State budget allocated AMD 6 million to design the Virtual Museum of
Armenian Diaspora website and provide for its content.