Armenia, France discuss potential joint programs to develop  winemaking in  education and archeology

ArmInfo. Armenia and France discussed the possibility of implementing joint programs to develop winemaking in education and archeology, as reported by the  press service of the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture, and  Sports (MOESCS), citing the results of a meeting between the head of  the MOESCS, Zhanna Andreasyan, and a delegation led by Gilbert-Luc  Devinaz, Chairman of the France-Armenia Friendship Group of the  French Senate.

Specifically, the Minister reported that an agreement has already  been reached between the National Agrarian University of Armenia and  several French universities to advance this area. In this regard, the  importance of archaeological excavations in the Areni-1 cave and the  promotion of the winemaking cultural heritage  were emphasized. The  meeting focused on enhancing the teaching of French in Armenian  public schools, and ensuring the effectiveness of teacher training  programs.

At the end of the meeting, Gilbert-Luc Devinaz thanked the delegation  for the warm welcome and reaffirmed his willingness to cooperate on  the proposed initiatives.

Other topics of mutual interest were also addressed during the  meeting.