Beeline and TUMO held another IT workshop with the participation of  Mesrob Kyurkchyan

ArmInfo.  In the framework of  cooperation Beeline and TUMO Creative Technologies Center on July 26  summed up the results of a regular workshop led by Mesrob Kyurkchyan  -a senior programmer at Hulu, a large online teleplatform, owned by  The Walt Disney Company.

As the press service of the company informs, under his guidance Tumo  students created prototypes of online software platforms, which will  help students in different Tumo centers meet and exchange their  knowledge or news. The project is called "Tumo Friend" has been  created using such languages as ReactJS, WebRTC and MongoDB.

"As a company that implements a lot of educational programs, Beeline  understands the importance for showing young students the examples of  people who have achieved a lot thanks to their education and skills.  In this regard, it is great to see that the workshop participants are  given useful technological knowledge and skills from world class  experts, including those of Armenian descent," said Beeline Armenia  CEO Andrey Pyatakhin.

In April of 2019, Beeline Armenia and Tumo announced the launch of  partnership, in the scope of which the center will host workshops  conducted for Tumo students by leading tech experts in 2019. 100  students of Tumo will be involved in the project.  

To recall, "VEON Armenia" CJSC currently "VEON Armenia Holdings B.V."  (Beeline trademark) is part of the VEON group of companies, which is  one of the world's largest integrated telecom operators. The group  includes communications companies that provide voice communications  and data transmission services based on a wide range of wireless and  fixed communications technologies, as well as broadband Internet  access to subscribers in Russia, Italy, Ukraine, Kazakhstan,  Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Armenia, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Laos , Algeria,  Bangladesh and Pakistan. Group companies provide services under the  brands "Beeline", "Kiyevstar", "Wind", "Mobilink", "Banglalink" and  "Djezzy".