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Yerevan Brandy Company is number one brandy producer in Armenia and
number one exporter, Henri Reynaud says
by Elita Babayan
Saturday, April 12, 22:54
The Yerevan Brandy Company (YBC) is number one brandy producer in
Armenia and number one exporter. This is how France's Ambassador to
Armenia Henri Reynaud expressed his attitude towards the YBC's
activity and the trust relationship between the French Embassy and the
YBC at today's press conference dedicated to the memory of the
well-known French industrialist Paul Ricard. He added that the YBC is
the key sponsor and a zealous patron of the French Embassy.
To recall, the Yerevan Brandy Company is a member of the Pernod Ricard
Group (France), which currently encompasses 96 enterprises (including
the YBC) and has 19,000 employees. Paul Ricard was the creator of an
eponymous pastis brand which merged in 1975 with its competitor Pernod
to create Pernod Ricard.
Within the frames of the Days of Francophonie in Armenia, the French
Embassy will host on Friday a roundtable in Ricard's honor. At the
roundtable, Michelle Ricard, the industrialist's daughter, and
Francois-Xavier Diaz, his grandson, will speak of Paul Ricard's
personal life and professional activity. The roundtable will be
followed by a show of a feature film at Moscow Cinema in Yerevan. The
film is produced by Paul Ricard and directed by Jacqueline Audry.
Ambassador Reynaud said that Paul Ricard was unique and that he was
not only a well-known large industrialist but also a groundbreaker. He
was also interested in architecture, machine building and art. He was
a real revolutionary, Henri Reynaud stressed.
For his part, Francois-Xavier Diaz pointed out that the beverages
produced by the members of Pernod Ricard Group are different by their
gustatory quality, but all of them form a single industrial culture.
When comparing the Armenian and French cognacs, he stressed that the
French cognac is very popular, particularly, on Asian markets, while
the Armenian brandy is popular on the Russian market.
Paul Ricard's daughter, in turn, said that her father was a big
humanist. He was considered the most generous and thoughtful employer
and took care of rural population as well, she stressed.
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From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
number one exporter, Henri Reynaud says
by Elita Babayan
Saturday, April 12, 22:54
The Yerevan Brandy Company (YBC) is number one brandy producer in
Armenia and number one exporter. This is how France's Ambassador to
Armenia Henri Reynaud expressed his attitude towards the YBC's
activity and the trust relationship between the French Embassy and the
YBC at today's press conference dedicated to the memory of the
well-known French industrialist Paul Ricard. He added that the YBC is
the key sponsor and a zealous patron of the French Embassy.
To recall, the Yerevan Brandy Company is a member of the Pernod Ricard
Group (France), which currently encompasses 96 enterprises (including
the YBC) and has 19,000 employees. Paul Ricard was the creator of an
eponymous pastis brand which merged in 1975 with its competitor Pernod
to create Pernod Ricard.
Within the frames of the Days of Francophonie in Armenia, the French
Embassy will host on Friday a roundtable in Ricard's honor. At the
roundtable, Michelle Ricard, the industrialist's daughter, and
Francois-Xavier Diaz, his grandson, will speak of Paul Ricard's
personal life and professional activity. The roundtable will be
followed by a show of a feature film at Moscow Cinema in Yerevan. The
film is produced by Paul Ricard and directed by Jacqueline Audry.
Ambassador Reynaud said that Paul Ricard was unique and that he was
not only a well-known large industrialist but also a groundbreaker. He
was also interested in architecture, machine building and art. He was
a real revolutionary, Henri Reynaud stressed.
For his part, Francois-Xavier Diaz pointed out that the beverages
produced by the members of Pernod Ricard Group are different by their
gustatory quality, but all of them form a single industrial culture.
When comparing the Armenian and French cognacs, he stressed that the
French cognac is very popular, particularly, on Asian markets, while
the Armenian brandy is popular on the Russian market.
Paul Ricard's daughter, in turn, said that her father was a big
humanist. He was considered the most generous and thoughtful employer
and took care of rural population as well, she stressed.
http://www.arminfo.am/index.cfm?objectidãC2AA20-C273-11E3-AE2B0EB7C0D21663
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress