Hovig Demirjian, a Cypriot performer of Armenian origin, who represents Cyprus at Eurovision Song Contest 2017, will perform the song Gravity, which has already been released.
Hovig will perform during the first Semi-Final on May 9. On the same day representative of Armenia Artsvik will also have a performance.
To note, this year Eurovision Song Contest is set to be held in Kyiv on 9, 11 and 13 May. A total of 43 countries take part in the contest. Artsvik (Artsvik Arutyunyan) has been selected to represent Armenia at the Eurovision Song Contest 2017 through the show "Depi Evratesil" (To Eurovision).
The film about the Armenian Genocide “The Promise” (Khostum), produced by Survival Pictures, was introduced in the scope of The Elton John AIDS Foundation (EJAF)’s 25th annual Academy Awards Viewing Party held on Feb. 26 The event was attended by Elton John himself and EJAF Chairman David Furnish.
The drama starring Oscar Isaac, Charlotte Le Bon and Christian Bale is about a love story set against the horrific Genocide of the Armenian people at the hands of the Ottoman Turks in 1915 - at the outset of World War I.
According to the report by The Armenian Weekly, Survival Pictures has also developed a social impact campaign for “The Promise” to help educate the global public about the genocides and mass atrocities of the 20th and 21st centuries, the discussion about the legal definition of genocide, and historical denialism. The impact campaign will inform and inspire people to take action so they become part of the anti-genocide movement led by human rights organizations like EJAF as well as change-makers dedicated to ending crimes against humanity and bringing perpetrators to justice.
According to the source, all proceeds from the film will go to various non-profit organization, including Sir Elton John’s AIDS Foundation and other humanitarian and human rights groups. It is noted that Open Road picked the film up for release on April 28; four days earlier marks the commemoration of the Armenian Genocide.
Brussels Airlines has been granted a permission to operate Yerevan-Brussels-Yerevan regular direct flights in cooperation with the Belgian-Armenian travel organization Armwings.
According to the release by the General Department of Civil Aviation adjunct to the RA Government, beginning from April 1 to June 24, 2017 as well as from September 9 to October 28 Brussels Airlines will operate regular flights Sundays from Zvartnots Airport.
once a week.
From July 1 to September 2, 2017 the company will operate flights to and from Brussels two times a week on Wednesdays and Sundays.
The release informs that during the high tourist season other air companies such as Aeroflot, Austrian Airlines, Air France, Air Arabia, and Polish Airlines also increase the frequency of the flights to and from Yerevan.
To remind, Brussels Airlines has operated several charter flights between Brussels to Yerevan since December 2016 according to the agreement with Armwings
Exhibition entitled “The Armenian Book in Ukraine: The 400-year History” was opened on March 1 at Vernadsky National Library of Ukraine. Unique documents proving friendly bonds of the Armenian and Ukrainian peoples were for the first time presented to the wider public, according to analitikaua.net news outlet.
The source notes, medieval Armenian manuscripts of the 14th, 16th, 17th centuries along with publications of the 19-20th century concerning Armenia, Armenian music history books draw the visitors’ attention most of all. The displayed exhibits are kept at Ukrainian libraries. The source writes that the Armenian community of Ukraine is actively working to popularize the national historical values throughout the country.
Young director Anna Arevshatyan’s film Good Morning has already hit the big screen: the film is screened in Yerevan cinemas.
To note, before presenting the film to the Armenian audience, it has already won a number of awards: Golden Apricot of Armenian Panorama National Competition (Golden Apricot 13th Yerevan International Film Festival), the Best Feature Film Award of the 11th Annual Pomegranate Film Festival held in Toronto and the first Armenian Film Awards “Anahit” organized by the Armenian National Film Academy.
"Good Morning" is the first feature film made by the young director. The movie has been shot in Hrazdan, Armenia. Earlier, during the meeting with the reporters, Anna Arevshatyan noted that the film is about the period of 1990. It depicts the Armenians’ daily life, in which she has tried to find out some answers in the memories of the people of her generation.
Sometimes the most important answers lie where the childhood memories clash with the disclosure and acceptance of oneself. Tangled up in his own self, Arshak is looking for the answers in his childhood memories. He is as close to the self-acceptance as to the running in circles. What will he choose? And how the memories from the 90s will define his life? The film tells a story about a television journalist, Arshak, who refuses to yield to an obsequious style of news reporting. Adamant about remaining in Armenia, he declines an offer to leave the country and work with his brother. Soon after, he loses his job. Unaware of how he will support his wife and son, Arshak is overwhelmed with guilt and an unshakeable fear of the unknown. With increasing pressure from his wife to emigrate, he is thrust into a deep introspection while journeying to the village where he grew up.
Arshak’s childhood memories exacerbate the internal conflict between his unwavering principles and their impact on his uncertain future. We follow Arshak’s struggle to unearth a life-changing direction that he can embrace.
Every year February 4 is marked as World Cancer Day worldwide which aims at drawing public attention once more on the fight against malignant neoplasms underscoring the prevention, continuous control and treatment of the decease, Panorama.am reports.
According to the predictions of the World Health Organization 22 million new cancer cases will be registered in the world in 2020 and the cancer death toll will reach to 10 million.
As in all over the world the prevention, treatment and continuous control of the cancer is one of the priorities of Armenia’s health system. Malignant neoplasm is the second leading cause of death in the mortality of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in Armenia.
According to the figures released by the Ministry of Health in the recent 10 years cancer incidents have increased by 80 percent or by 1.8 times (by 2749 cancer cases) in Armenia and the cancer mortality rate has risen by 90 percent or by 1.9 times (by 2015 death cases). The number of patients diagnosed for the first time as having “malignant neoplasm” has made up 8372 people and a total of 40862 patients have been under dispensary control in oncology centers. Moreover, breast, womb, cervical and colon cancers most often affect women and bronchitis, lung, bladder, prostate, stomach and colon cancers are common among men.
Adopting the approaches of the World Health Organization Armenia’s Ministry of Health implements a number of preventive measures. The International experience shows that over 30 percent of cancer cases can be prevented by eliminating the effects of the risk factors contributing to the development of the disease.
In 2015 the NCD screening program of early detection launched in Armenia which includes detection of cervical cancer, preventive medical examinations of the beneficiaries of the social packages and the program of early detection of prostate cancer.
In the recent years oncology services have become available in more hospitals of Armenia. Currently eight medical organizations provide cancer treatment. And due to the modernization of Hematology Center after prof. R.Yeolyan of the RA Ministry of Health progress in blood cancer detection and treatment is expected in the center. The center will also perform stem cell harvest procedure and bone marrow transplant.
Armenia’s Ministry of Health underscores that cancer is not a death sentence and can be prevented especially when detected in early stages.
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The BlackBerry is one of the “L’Orange” network cafes opened its doors on March 5, 2005 in downtown Yerevan at 21 Abovyan St. The name L’Orange came from the wish to associate it with something fun and happy.
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