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The exciting news this month is that the brand-new AGBU Camp Antranig in Armenia opened its doors on July 24. Located in the scenic Armenian region of Lori, Camp Antranig has already hosted two sessions of close to 200 boy and girl scouts from Armenia and abroad.

Also in Armenia, AGBU has funded the renovation of the National Academy of Sciences' library under the agreement of ongoing cooperation between the two institutions.

In diasporan news, summer interns from New York, Paris and Yerevan are returning home; campers from camps in France, Bulgaria, Lebanon and the U.S. are wrapping up another season; Montreal hosted a successful fashion fundraiser and, in the last two months, hundred of students graduated from AGBU schools around the world, including Lebanon's Tarouhy-Hovagimian School (which had a record number of graduates, 56) and Greece's Artaki Kalpakian School.

Additionally, dozens of photos from AGBU summer camps in France and the United States (Camp Nubar) are available online!

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Paris Summer Intern Program 2008 participants pose near the entrance of the "Armenia House" dormitories at the Cité Internationale Universitaire in Paris, France.

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Banner photo: A general view of AGBU Camp Antranig. The Armenian banner reads "AGBU Antranig Scout Camp, Armenia, 2008."

 

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Camp Antranig Opens in Armenia


On July 24, 2008, the AGBU Camp Antranig, which will cater to Armenian scouts from around the world, officially opened in the forests near Lermontovo village, between the cities of Vanadzor and Dilijan, in the Lori region of Armenia. Executive Director of the Armenian Youth Association (AYA) of Lebanon Kevork Santourian is the director of the new scout camp.

The opening ceremony, which was widely covered by the Armenian media, was attended by a number of dignitaries, including Lori Governor Aram Kocharian; Bishop Sepuh Chuldjian, Primate of the Gugark Diocese of the Armenian Apostolic Church; Bishop Ararat Galtakchian, Grand Sexton of the Holy See of Etchmiadzin; Simon Ter-Simonian, President of the Republic of Armenia's Humanitarian Aid Committee ... CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE

 

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Lebanon District Celebrates 50th Anniversary of 'Khosnag' Monthly

On June 15, 2008, the golden jubilee anniversary of the AGBU Lebanon District Committee's Armenian-language "Khosnag" publication ("Announcer" in English) was ... >>

UN Group Raises Awareness & Funds for Youth Career Trail Program in Armenia

Working in cooperation with the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), The AGBU-United Nations Special Interest Group hosted its ... >>

NYSEC to Present 17 Performing Artists in Debut Concert at Carnegie Hall on September 20

The AGBU New York Special Events Committee (NYSEC) is proud to present "A Debut Concert" featuring AGBU Scholarship Program Performing Arts ... >>

 

August / September Calendar of Activities

 

Los Angeles, USA. Wednesday, August 20
YPLA Spanish Mixer
Orange County, USA. Friday, August 22
YPOC Mixer at Blanca
Oakland, USA. Saturday, August 23
YPNC Private Cooking Class
San Diego, USA. Sunday, August 24
'Wines of the World' Wine Tasting and Mezze
Frankfurt, Germany. Friday, September 12
AGBU-HAIK Office Opening Celebration Gala in Frankfurt, Germany
New York, USA. Saturday, September 13
Camp Nubar 45th Anniversary Cocktail Celebration
Paris, France. Saturday, September 13
Enrollment for next year's Saturday School classes in Paris, France
Orange County, USA. Saturday, September 13 - Sunday, September 14
Armenian Festival of Orange County
Yerevan, Armenia. Tuesday, September 16 - Thursday, September 25
Trip to Armenia organized by the Alexandria (Egypt) Chapter
New York, USA. Saturday, September 20
NYSEC Presents a Debut Concert Featuring AGBU's Performing Artists


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Featured Bookstore Items

 

Forgotten Bread
David Kherdian

My Brother's Road
Mark Melkonian

The History of Armenia
Simon Payaslian

 

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