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Amidst the picturesque landscapes of Armenia's Lori province lies Margahovit, a village teeming with untapped potential. It is here that Goqor Bandikian, born in New Jersey to parents from Yerevan, has embarked on a journey to introduce sustainable agricultural practices that promise to uplift the local community. Goqor's connection to his Armenian heritage was deepened in Los Angeles, where he immersed himself in the city's vibrant Armenian community. But it was his life-changing experience with Birthright Armenia in 2006 that truly anchored his bond to his homeland. Through this initiative, Goqor interned at the Ministry of Finance in Yerevan, an experience that not only fortified his professional acumen but also brought him closer to the Armenian way of life. In 2007, Goqor's path took a significant turn when he met his wife through a program at the Central Bank of Armenia. Their relationship blossomed, and in 2010, they got engaged. It was during this time that she introduced him to Margahovit, her hometo...

'Chapter Zero Ukraine and Caucasus' has been launched under the umbrella of the Climate Governance Initiative. Board members and executives of financial and non-financial corporations from Ukraine, Georgia and Armenia will now be able to join a global network promoting the adoption of effective climate governance.

The Eurasian Development Bank will provide up to 37 million US dollars to finance the construction of 11 solar power plants with a total capacity of up to 65 MW in Armenia.

Russian authorities have set up a series of rallies in Serbia, Bulgaria, Armenia, and Syria to misinform the international community. At the same time, this did not help the Kremlin implement its plans.

The Russian Federation, trying to restore the combat capability of its units in the territory of Ukraine, plans to transfer to Ukraine some units from the 102-nd Russian military base in Armenia.