The ” Backbone Branding ” company hosted students from the senior group of “The Art of Illuminating” miniature studio at Matenadaran. The young artists showcased their works to specialists, presented the materials for their upcoming exhibition—advertising posters and invitation card samples—and received valuable professional advice.
Sergey Gevorgyan, a survivor of the Adana genocide, donated two ribbon-shaped charms along with a book of David’s psalms from 1857 to the Matenadaran. These written items will be transferred to the restoration department for repair.
The report highlighted the achievements in academic, scientific-technical, and entrepreneurial activities, the structure’s international positioning across various areas, and efforts to internationalize scientific results. Officials from different departments of Matenadaran also spoke, discussing the reforms implemented in the past year and emphasizing the importance of continuing these reforms. Director Khzmalyan particularly noted the outcomes of
In his report, Ara Khzmalyan highlighted the results of the collecting work completed during 2024. A total of 35 manuscripts were submitted to Matenadaran. He also discussed the significant increase in articles published in international scientific information databases, the activities of the manuscript depository, manuscript study, archival, digitization, restoration departments, and the museum. Additionally, he
Ara Khzmalyan wished his young guests success in their creative endeavours and acknowledged the invaluable contributions of both the students and their teachers. Letters of thanks were given to the educators Karine Ohanyan, Carmen Harutyunyan, and Margarita Tovmasyan. Additionally, a tour was organized for them and the students, covering the museum and the scientific building
