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Armenia - Turkey / Հայաստան - Թուրքիա Turkish Deputy Foreign Minister Ambassador Berris Ekinci attended a reception held in Istanbul on October 14 to mark Armenia’s Independence Day and delivered a speech.
Turkish Armenian friendship before the gta 6
r/armenia • u/Level-Post-3016 • 3h ago
Zinuzh Quadropers | MArG | Mortars | Fortifications
boring ik
sauce: Public TV Company of Armenia | Public Television of Armenia
r/armenia • u/armeniapedia • 10h ago
COP17: Yerevan Declaration adopted following leaders’ summit
r/armenia • u/Rmeloba394sswk • 6h ago
Discussion / Քննարկում Has Yerevan become a party city?
So I’m originally from Yerevan but left about 4 years ago. I keep seeing videos on Instagram of people partying in the streets every night, party buses and music everywhere, a million events happening year-round, all sorts of cafes, clubs and bars with ecstatic vibe. It seems like life is booming.
Is this reality? Obviously I know social media is not reality and my feed is bringing me a filtered view but it feels like Yerevan has become a Barcelona ngl. I’m gonna be coming soon and I’m genuinely curious to see what’s changed lol.
r/armenia • u/Top_Estimate_3237 • 1h ago
Environment/Շրջակա միջավայր Armenian PM highlights recovery of Lake Sevan’s fish stocks, progress in wildlife conservation at COP17
r/armenia • u/ninelino • 10h ago
Armenian families and ancestors
A couple of months ago, I started building my family tree on my father’s Armenian side. So far, I have managed to document more than 350 relatives.
Based on my estimates, however, the tree could potentially include anywhere from 1,000 people—if I am able to find information about the families who fled the Sasun region in the archives of the Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute or in the Ottoman archives, although I am not very hopeful about the latter.
I have reliable information about my ancestors dating back to 1850. I also know the names of three earlier generations of direct paternal ancestors, but I have no information about the other members of their families. This takes that branch of the family back to approximately 1770–1800.
I had never really thought about just how large Armenian families could be. Of course, I had heard the joke about Armenians having a “small” wedding with more than 200 guests. But now I keep discovering people whom I have not only never met—I did not even know they existed.
So I would like to ask:
1. Are your families just as large?
2. If you have researched relatives who fled the Ottoman Empire—especially from the Sasun Valley, the Khut-Brnashen district, or the villages of Kost and Enguzik—please let me know which sources you used and which archives or institutions you contacted.
r/armenia • u/ReasonableFeeling432 • 3h ago
Question / Հարց Halloween party places
Hey guys, I’m 15(M) and im trying to find some cool spaces to celebrate Halloween. My friends are the same age. I checked few places they’re all 16+, can anyone recommend?
r/armenia • u/SafeSchedule745 • 13h ago
Running clubs
Hi.Where can I follow some running clubs in yerevan to see the upcoming running events?