  Diaspora Ministry projects to continue into 2012  January 18, 2012 - 11:31 AMTPanARMENIAN.Net - Armenian Diaspora Ministry presented its projects for 2012, planning to further develop programs already initiated: Come Home, Great Armenians. Opening of Yerevan State University-based summer school to retrain Diaspora experts is also on the Ministry’s 2012 agenda. A conference for Armenian Studies Center leaders and organisation of My Armenia festival are planned, as well as a series of events dedicated to 500th anniversary of Armenian book-printing.
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