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Armenian ministry and Ghent University sign Armenian studies memorandum

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Armenia's Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport and Belgium's Ghent University have remotely signed a memorandum of understanding on conducting Armenian studies courses. It was signed by Armenia's Ambassador to Belgium Tigran Balayan and the university's rector Petra De Sutter. According to the ministry, the university will hold courses, workshops and seminars on Armenian culture and history. The ministry currently funds Armenian studies at 14 universities in 11 countries.

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