Treatment in Armenia
Recently there has been a rapid growth of the popularity of medical tourism in Armenia among citizens of post-Soviet countries. Treatment and recreation in Armenia are an excellent opportunity to combine rest and reception of qualified and highly specialized medical care in reputable clinics for a reasonable price.
Advantage
The cost of treatment in Armenia, in comparison with other countries, is much more affordable. Moreover, the doctors of our clinics are true professionals in their field, and the clinics themselves are equipped with the latest technology. Citizens of Russia are allowed to enter Armenia by internal passports, and citizens of other CIS countries do not need a visa. The staff of all our clinics speaks Russian. That allows to, considerably, facilitate the process of examinations and medical procedures, and the developed infrastructure in Russian allows you to feel as comfortable as possible.
Organization of a tour
MEDTOUR will deal with all the issues related with the organization of recreation and treatment in Armenia. We will create the most comfortable conditions for all stages from planning a trip, booking tickets and hotels to examining, diagnosing, treating procedures and organizing tours of historical and cultural attractions. You just need to make an appointment.
Treatment and Recreation
Armenia is an excellent example of a combination of all components for medical tourism. In addition to the above advantages provided by MEDTOUR, the climate is favorable for a quick recovery - a cool summer with a predominance of clear weather, the absence of fogs in spring and autumn combined with a soft, windless and snowy winter. Clean mountain air. Describing the nature it should be mentioned about the blooming Ararat valley, cosmic landscapes of volcanic uplands, giant peaks of Mount Aragats with its mighty slopes in carpets of alpine meadows, Lake Sevan with clear and pure water, valleys of rapid mountain rivers with cool forests of Dilijan and Jermuk, etc. As well as a huge number of cultural and historical attractions.
MD, PhD, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Certified OB/GYN of highest qualification, Director of «Fertility Center» in Yerevan.
Georgi G. Okoev, M.D., Ph.D, Doctor of Medical Science, Professor, Director of Research Center of Maternal and Child Health Protection (RCMCHP).
Armenia will host the International Music Drive Festival from 24 to 27. As the Armenian Ministry of Culture told Panorama.am, the festival aims at presenting the Armenian audience the world famous multi-layered and diverse contemporary music and establishing a platform where the Armenian and foreign musicians will have an opportunity to interact and share their experience with a vision of further cooperation.
Famous Armenian and foreign music bands performing different genres of contemporary music will take part in the festival.
The concerts will be held at the National Academic Theatre after Gabriel Sundukyan accompanied by concerts in clubs and open-air concerts at the English Park. In parallel to the concerts, meetings and discussions will be held between the virtuoso musicians and the visitors.
The festival is organized with the support of the Armenian Ministry of Culture in cooperation with the Rock Association NGO and partner National Theatre Art Association.
Source Panorama.am
Currently 236 Syrian-Armenian pupils attend preschool educational institutions and over 600 pupils attend secondary educational institutions. 203 of them are studying at high schools of Armenia, 325 are studying at primary schools and 42 Syrian-Armenians attend private schools. 12 pupils study at regional schools.
Head of General Education Department of the RA Ministry of Education and Science Narine Hovhannisyan presented the above mentioned figures during the committee meetings coordinating Syrians’ issues.
“I must state that on arriving to Armenia all the Syrian-Armenians have been admitted to schools regardless of the fact whether they had documents or not. To note, the procedure of admission to pre-school facilities have been facilitated for them. They are accepted to kindergartens immediately after applying,” MEC representative stated.
In his words changes have also been made regarding the process of entering universities for Syrian-Armenian students. They enter universities by unsolicited program. Hovhannisyan noted that the government provides free educational opportunities to the Armenians from diaspora annually.
As for the tuition fee, Hovhannisyan claims that they pay the same sum prescribed for the RA residents. Notably the tuition fees for the foreign students are higher in Armenia.
MEC representative also noted that Arabic is taught in No.14 School of Yerevan from the first grade. In addition to the Arabic language, MES is also considering making an educational program for the Western Armenian to include it in the subject list.
“We already have a developed and approved teaching program for the Western Armenian for 10-11 grades, but we also need to introduce the subject in lower grades as well. Further works are to be carried out,” Hovhannisyan noted.
Minster of Diaspora Hranush Hakobyan, who was chairing the meeting, reacted to Hovhannisyan speech noting that 42 teachers have moved from Aleppo to Armenia and they can teach Western Armenian to the Armenian pupils.
In Hovhannisyan’s words, the Syrian-Armenian students take part in all the educational programs and various competitions. Hranush Hakobyan added that she, in her turn, has been informed of the fast progress made by the Syrian-Armenian students from the heads of different universities.
Famous Armenian soprano Anush Hovhannisyan is one of the finalists of BBC Cardiff Singer of the World 2017. As orer.eu reports, in the past year the professional jury chose 20 finalists after 4 rounds of hearings in 4 cities of the world. 3 singers from each country had the right to take part in the competition. Only Anush Hovhannisyan represented Armenia in the contest.
Cardiff Singer of the World, which is held every two years, is the biggest cultural event of the year in Wales.
In the finale of the contest set in July, the completion will be held in two directions: chamber music and opera arias. The finalists have the rights to choose one of the two directions.
Anush Hovhannisyan will premiere an extract from an unfinished opera by Franz Liszt which had lain forgotten in a German archive for nearly two centuries before being revived by Cambridge lecturer David Trippett.
The winner of the competition will receive the Cardiff Trophy, financial reward and certainly international recognition and special status.
Previously, Armenian bass soloist of the German Opera Erfurt Vazgen Ghazaryan took part in this contest.