On September 24, the official certificate award ceremony for the winners of the Association of Accountants of Armenia’s named scholarship competition for the 2026–2027 academic year was held at the Elite Plaza Business Center.
The event was attended by Hermine Tovmasyan, President of the Association of Accountants of Armenia; Mihran Tadevosyan, Board Member of the Association; Meri Badalyan, Dean of the Faculty of Accounting and Auditing of the Armenian State University of Economics; Lusine Karapetyan, Director of the College of Finance and Economics of the Armenian State University of Economics; and Karen Petrosyan, Director of the ASUE Gyumri Branch.
The event was also attended by representatives of other educational institutions, students who had won previous scholarship competitions, parents of the students, and other guests.
In her welcoming remarks, Hermine Tovmasyan thanked the attendees and congratulated the students, emphasizing the role and importance of education. In her speech, Hermine Tovmasyan also referred to the guiding principle behind the Association’s cooperation with educational institutions: “National wealth lies not in natural resources, but in educational institutions,” emphasizing that the sustainable development and progress of a country depend on nurturing a generation that is educated, knowledgeable, and equipped with professional expertise.
She noted that it is precisely based on this belief that the Association attaches importance to supporting the education and professional development of young people by creating opportunities for the development of their knowledge, skills, and professional potential.
The 8 winners of the Association’s named scholarship competition for the 2026–2027 academic year are students of the College of Finance and Economics of the Armenian State University of Economics, the ASUE Gyumri Branch, Yerevan State Humanitarian-Technical College, the Vanadzor Branch of the National Polytechnic University of Armenia, and Vanadzor State University named after Hovhannes Tumanyan.
The students expressed their gratitude for the opportunity provided to them, emphasizing that the named scholarship is not only an achievement but also valuable support at the beginning of their professional journey.
Hermine Tovmasyan, President of the Association, and representatives of the educational institutions ceremoniously presented the winning students with certificates of the named scholarship and gifted them books.
The Association of Accountants of Armenia’s named scholarship competition is held on an ongoing basis, with the aim of encouraging interest in education among the younger generation and contributing to the improvement and enhancement of the quality of education.

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