From September 11 to 13, Armenia will become the center of international attention as it hosts the prestigious Global Conference on Wine Tourism, organized by UN Tourism.

Journalist Agnès Vahramian has been appointed Director of France Info.

In July 2024, the growth of the main macroeconomic indicators reflecting Armenia’s socio-economic situation continued.

In 2026, it will mark ten years since co-founders Me Georges Sioufi and Me Ziad Beylouni established SRDB, a law firm specializing in international business law.

Lilit Shahverdyan, a young talent from Nagorno-Karabakh, has been accepted to Sciences Po Paris for the upcoming academic year.

Armenia will participate in the 7th China International Import Expo (CIIE) in Shanghai.

The French Embassy in Armenia is recruiting an International Volunteer in Administration (VIA) for a 12-month assignment, beginning on 1 November 2024. This position offers a unique opportunity to actively contribute to the development of Franco-Armenian cooperation across a wide range of fields.

Our new member, Luys Production, is a company specializing in audiovisual production, offering a comprehensive range of services to transform its clients’ ideas into compelling visual content. The company produces videos designed to support businesses in their communication strategies, including corporate videos, commercial advertisements, product videos, web series, interviews, as well as event and seminar coverage. In addition, Luys Production also provides professional photography services to complement its visual projects.

The five electric buses, acquired as part of the “Alliance for Sustainable and Green Management” project and financed by the European Union, have now arrived in Gyumri.

According to the Statistical Committee of Armenia, agricultural, forestry, and fisheries production in Armenia increased by 4.3% during the first six months of 2024 compared with the same period of the previous year.

The French-Armenian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCIFA) launched an initiative to reward students who obtained the "Très Bien" (Highest Honors) distinction in the 2024 Baccalaureate examinations. Initially, the top five students were to receive a €100 cheque, along with a small surprise gift.

Last month, for the first time in Armenia, the volume of cashless transactions exceeded that of cash transactions, marking a significant milestone. During the Government session of 8 August, Deputy Prime Minister Mher Grigoryan highlighted this development based on data presented by the Minister of Labour and Social Affairs, Narek Mkrtchyan.