Fruitfull Armenia prolongs contest terms

September 3, 2009 - 17:28 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - Fruitfull Armenia has prolonged the terms of its Friutfull-talent contest till October 16, 2009.



"The company received 57 works and 100 applications. But there were also requests to prolong application terms. The matter is that summer is a passive period, as students are on vacation," executive director Anna Christina Shirinyan said.



For his part, Gevorg Abrahamyan, spokesman for the company, said that the company undertakes to convey the winner to Armenia. "We will help the winner of the contest arrive in Armenia event if he/she lives in Antarctica," he said.



Fruitfull Armenia announced the contest on May 7. The contest includes agriculture and agro-industry production, commerce and marketing, finance and infrastructure.



Armenians aging from 18 to 30 are eligible to participate. The winner will get AMD 3 million and a notebook.
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