On September 3, 2024, the grand opening ceremony of a newly renovated and fully equipped computer lab at the Financial-Economic College of the Armenian State University of Economics (ASUE) was held. The initiative was spearheaded by the Association of Accountants of Armenia.

On September 3, 2024, the grand opening ceremony of a newly renovated and fully equipped computer lab at the Financial-Economic College of the Armenian State University of Economics (ASUE) was held. The initiative was spearheaded by the Association of Accountants of Armenia.
The event was attended by Vahagn Hambardzumyan, President of the Republican Union of Employers of Armenia and the Association of Accountants of Armenia, Ruben Sargsyan, Deputy Minister of Labor and Social Affairs, Mary Badalyan, Dean of the "Accounting and Auditing" Faculty at ASUE, Jora Sargsyan, Head of the Labor and Employment Department of the RA Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs, Ellen Manaseryan, President of the Confederation of Trade Unions of Armenia, and Tatul Movsisyan, President of the Chamber of Auditors and Expert Accountants of Armenia. The ceremony was also attended by several members of the Association of Accountants of Armenia, media representatives, and other distinguished guests.
The guests were welcomed by Lusine Karapetyan, the College Director, and accompanied by faculty and students.
In his opening remarks, Vahagn Hambardzumyan emphasized that this initiative is not merely an act of philanthropy but rather a long-term and strategic investment. The project aims to enhance the educational process, nurture talent, and create an environment where students can apply their theoretical knowledge through practical experience. He highlighted that modern technical infrastructure is a crucial component of an effective learning experience.
Expressions of gratitude were also delivered by Lusine Karapetyan, the College Director, and Mary Badalyan, Dean of the "Accounting and Auditing" Faculty at ASUE.
The significance of the project was further underscored by Ruben Sargsyan, Deputy Minister of Labor and Social Affairs. Tatul Movsisyan, President of the Chamber of Auditors and Expert Accountants of Armenia, encouraged students in their professional pursuits, and 25 copies of his book "Accounting" were donated to the college by the Association of Accountants of Armenia. It is worth recalling that under the Cooperation Memorandum signed between the Association and the University, both parties committed to collaboration across multiple areas, including: Awarding named scholarships to high-achieving students; Renovation and furnishing of the computer lab; Masterclasses conducted by industry professionals; Internship placements at the Association and its member accounting offices; Translation of professional literature into Armenian. Notably, all of these commitments have been successfully fulfilled, with the translation of specialized accounting books into Armenian currently underway. Remaining steadfast in its mission, the Association of Accountants of Armenia upholds its core principle: "A nation’s wealth is not in its natural resources, but in its educational institutions."
The Association remains committed to supporting academic institutions and fostering motivation among students in their educational and professional journeys.