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All the children of Armenian origin, from Bulgaria and Europe, between the age of 8 and 14 are invited to participate at the Children Camp Unger.
Participation fee as follows:
For children from Bulgaria: 135 leva
For two children from one family : 240 leva
For children outside Bulgaria : 150 euros
Deadline for registration is 31st of July 2008
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On May 23, Chairman of AGBU Silicon Valley chapter and author of the “AGBU Armenian Virtual College” project Yervand Zoryan and AGBU Armenian Representation Director Ashot Ghazarian met with Rector of the Yerevan State University (YSU) Aram Simonian.
This year marks the 105th anniversary of birth and the 30th year of the passing away of the world famous Armenian composer Aram KHATCHATURIAN.
Five years ago, UNESCO had declared 2003 as the year of Aram Khathcaturian.
On that occasion, Khatchatur I. Pilikian had written an article dedicated to the great Armenian composer.
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SOFIA
AGBU Sofia Chamber Orchestra performs its third and final concert of the season on May 18 at the Sofia Musical Academy Concert Hall in Sofia, Bulgaria.
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PLOVDIV
On April 28, 2008 the second stage of the Cute Faces photo contest was concluded and 12 merry boys and girls gathered at the bowling room of Novotel Plovdiv to celebrate the event together with the AGBU Voice team, and spent hours engrossed in games, fun and laughter.
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The GREEN SCHOOL CAMP is an annual AGBU Plovdiv summer program which brings children of ages 5 to 12 together in June each year where they spend an unforgettable week in the mountains.
AGBU Plovdiv organized a concert entitled “Young Talents of Europe” on March 22nd at the Balabanov’s House in the Old City of Plovdiv gathering many admirers of music.
Garo Garabedyan, the first AGBU Bulgaria scholarship recipient and AGBU member since 2007, expressed his point of view on the genocide as an event and its recognition in his blog ( http://garabedyan.wordpress.com/)
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The AGBU Paris chapter organized a lecture entitled “Modern Armenian architecture” with participation of Aris Atamian, Michel Pazoumian and Jirayr Torgomyan at the AGBU Alex Manoogian center on May 22, attended by more 50 people with a strong interest in Yerevan city planning.
Over 200 people attended YP Cologne’s inaugural event on May 31, 2008.
The event was attended by a number of individuals from AGBU’s European office in Paris, France, including AGBU Europe President Alexis Govciyan.
YP Cologne becomes the 23rd global YP group and the seventh in Europe.
