[vc_row type=”vc_default” css=”.vc_custom_1559220754082{margin-top: 5% !important;}”][vc_column el_class=”blog-texts”][vc_column_text]Do you know an Armenian author whose literary work heroes and themes are simple villagers
We believe once in a lifetime studying somewhere you’ve never been before should be a challenging yet rewarding experience as well.
New economic opportunities are the veins nourishing and keeping small rural communities alive.
Armenian dairy products are known for their purity, taste, and short shelf life, which is a sign of having few additives.
If you ask Asatur to describe his life in two words, he will do it in three: Rubik’s Cube, cinema, and video editing.
Young minds are the most abstract ones. Many successful business ideas of the world were born in them.
Mariam Sargsyan, a 17-year-old COAF beneficiary from Arevatsag village, has decided to become an artist.
Studying abroad in a country of unparalleled beauty, great passions, and hidden gems like Italy is something extraterrestrial.
Shamut is rich in historical and cultural values. Several cross-stones (khachkars) found here date back to the 13th century.
June 1st is International Child Protection Day, but at COAF, every day is children’s day.
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