Italian Ambassador welcomes the initiative to open Armenian-Italian  International Hospitality School  in Dilijan

ArmInfo.  Alessandro Ferranti,  Ambassador of Italy to Armenia, received  the representative of the prestigious Apicius International Hospitality School, Massimo Bocus.

According to a message received by ArmInfo, the reception at the  Embassy  was part of  the preparations for the official opening of   Apicius Armenia International  Hospitality School, which will open  its doors in Dilijan this fall. The meeting highlighted the shared  commitment of Italy and Armenia to advancing educational excellence  and cultural exchange. Ferranti expressed support for the upcoming  launch of the Apicius Armenia school,  a collaborative effort  with  local and international organizations to bring world- class education  in hospitality and culinary arts to the region.

Apicius Armenia, an international hospitality school specializing in  hotel management, gastronomy and winemaking, will soon open its doors  in Dilijan. It will be the Armenian branch of the famous Italian  educational institution with the same name. Apicius Armenia will  offer students in the region the opportunity to enroll in  world-renowned courses in hotel management, culinary arts, winemaking  and other areas, based on the academic standards of the Apicius  school in Florence, Italy. 

The project will contribute to boost Armenia's reputation as a  developing destination in  education, tourism and investment, as well  as prepare a new generation of specialists for success in the global  hospitality industry.