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August 08, 2012
Off to “Discover Armenia”
Coming to you live from Yerevan… the 31 high school students from Belgium, Canada, France, Reunion Island, Russia, UAE, UK and USA have arrived in their homeland as enthusiastic participants of the AGBU Discover Armenia program. Not wasting a moment, they already visited the Genocide Monument (Dzidzernagapert) and strolled through Yerevan to get acclimated with their home for the next three weeks. Tailor-made for teenagers ages 15 to 18, the annual endeavor introduces the beauty of Armenia and Karabakh to young adults through a number of community service projects alongside excursions to major monuments and sites. Cheer on all their achievements and fun by following their blog! http://agbudiscoverarmenia.wordpress.com/
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