Armenia ranks 63rd worldwide in reading frequency, according to worldpopulationreview.com. Data from the site reveals that, on average, each person in Armenia reads approximately 4- 29 books per year, dedicating around 96 hours annually to reading.
Read MoreFollowing the exhibition “Mother Goddess: From Anahit to Mariam,” Armenia’s History Museum saw revenues exceed 30 million AMD. This announcement was made by the Minister of Education, Science, Culture, and Sport, Zhanna Andreasyan, during preliminary discussions on the 2025 state budget.
Read MorePlans are underway in Armenia to construct new football stadiums in Vanadzor and Ijevan that will meet UEFA standards.
Read MorePublic transportation ticketing systems around the world vary significantly in design and accessibility.
Read MoreIn 2025, nursery services will be piloted in 10 preschools located in Yerevan, Vanadzor, Gyumri, and Hrazdan
Read MoreTraffic cameras will also document issues related to vehicle interiors. This was announced by Armenia’s Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs, Arpine Sargsyan.
Read MoreFrom October 28 to November 28, the Yerevan International Photography Festival will take place in Yerevan for the first time.
Read MoreExports from Armenia grew 2.1 times in the period from January to September 2024, as stated by Finance Minister Vahe Hovhannisyan during the preliminary discussion of the 2025 state budget.
Read MoreOn October 30 and 31, the film Anora will be shown in the Main Hall of the Cinema House, organized by the “Golden Apricot” Film Festival.
Read MoreThe number of registered crimes in Armenia decreased in the period from January to September, as stated by Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs Arpine Sargsyan in the National Assembly.
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