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Garik Ghazaryan, the big fan of photography
Prior to attending SMART, Garik was engaged in all sorts of activities, like karate, wrestling, dhol (Armenian drum), and Armenian folk dancing.
Prior to attending SMART, Garik was engaged in all sorts of activities, like karate, wrestling, dhol (Armenian drum), and Armenian folk dancing.
2022 was a prosperous and exciting year for COAF—a slew of new initiatives, groundbreakings, and collaborations.
If you have managed to tour the COAF SMART Center in the Lori region, you will probably have noticed the
Dreaming of a veritable winter wonderland, panoramic vistas, and white flakes falling on Christmas eve?
Situated in Lori Province, Lernapat Village is known for its community dance group and its fleet of drones.
In October 2022, COAF hosted a group of doctors within the Fresno Medical Mission for the fifth consecutive year.
At the beginning of 2022, COAF expanded the geography of its impact to Artsakh with the opening of a new office in Stepanakert.
Voluntary certification of public school teachers has come into force in Armenia since January 2021.
Honey is an integral part of an Armenian breakfast table, and beliefs about its health benefits pass down from generation to generation.
The Starmus VI Festival of science and art was hosted for a day at the COAF SMART Center in Debet Village, Lori Province.
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