From now on the youth has own on-line newspaper

Today, in “Armenia Marriott” hotel was the presentation of new electronic periodical.
“Youth”(Eritasard) electronic informant can be found in network with several addresses:, www.erit.am, www.youth.am, www.youthweb.am, www.youtharmenia.am, www.eritasard.am.

Periodical will work for concrete target audience: materials in “Youth” are about youth, for youth and in language of youth.

“The center of youth policy activities in 2010 will be regions. In this sense the best way of providing availability of non material information is electronic web site”, mentions RA Deputy Minister of Sport and Youth Affairs Arsen Karamyan.

Deputy Minister informed that creation of youth site starts a range of activities, directed to formation of all-Armenian youth portal.

President of “Armenian Young Women's Association” NGO Lilit Asatryan thinks that “Youth” is the best New Year gift for Armenian young people.

“This is an excellent project, new opportunity for progress, but we should remember that computer and network is unavailable for majority of region youth. On the other hand, however, especially in the circles of region youth it may promote spreading information in this way”, added Lilit Asatryan.

“The main problem of youth policy is low level of information. I think right application of site and serving its aim may be a serious contribution in solving this problem. It is very important that the site could provide with opportunity of forum” told RA
Deputy Minister of Culture Arthur Poghosyan.

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According to him forum is not only a part of youth pastime but real opportunity of quick and operative discussion of many problems.


"Free society institute" NGO president Edgar Hakobyan thinks that new periodical is an excellent way of uniting Armenian youth.

Editor of web site Karen Grigoryan mentioned that the structure of site is not final and periodical will be refreshed. Reader may have his/her immediate participation in this process: suggestions and questions can be passed via telephone or e-mail.

http://youth.am/index.php?id=1015&t=4&lang=2