Greek to be taught in Yerevan military institute – Greek City Times
Greek was confirmed on February 16 as a taught language in the Military Institution of Vazgen Sargsyan in the Armenian capital of Yerevan, the Greek City Times reported.
The head of the military institute, Professor Khachatur Khachatryan, met with the Military Attaché of the Greek Embassy in Armenia, Colonel Gerasimo Avloniti. During the meeting, the military cooperation between the two countries was discussed, along with the language courses.
The Hellenic Military Academy, known as the Evelpidon military institutions, and the Military Institution of Vazgen Sargsyan have been collaborating for a long time now and the relations have are healthy.
Greece has always encouraged Armenians from abroad, especially within Greece and from Cyprus, to study and gain military education and experience at Evelpidon, the media outlet said.
Offering Greek language courses not only helps Armenians to learn Greek and continue their military education at Evelpidon, but also to potentially send Greeks to study in Armenia.
Greece, if not the best in the world, has at least a top 5 Air Force. They have been for many years one of the most dominant players in the air field, the Greek City Times stated.
"Our relations have always been underrated. It is time to push for more collaborations, projects and crucial work to be done. It is not just about being brothers historically and culturally, let’s start to encourage and help each other grow," it noted.