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FRENCH CLASSROOM WAS OPENED IN HRAZDAN BASIC SCHOOL N. 8

The classroom created by the joint efforts of the “Stepan Gishyan” Charitable Foundation and the “Armenian Fund for Sustainable Development” is equipped with all the multimedia capabilities, computers, electronic boards, TVs of Armenian production, rich French literature, as well as soft furniture for organizing nonformal lessons.

“I am very delighted that the children here have joined the ranks of happy students, who have the opportunity to take French lessons in such a beautiful classroom. Now all the necessary conditions are created for children to learn French more effectively which will make their lessons more interesting," said Anna Gishyan, the Director of “Stepan Gishyan” Charitable Foundation.

“I am very impressed to see how the children are prepared and excited to learn. I also see the work of teachers. I am grateful to them for their great efforts to teach French. I congratulate the school administration for having such a modern classroom," pointed out Alen Tuhadyan, the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Armenian Fund for Sustainable Development.

The “Stepan Gishyan” Charitable Foundation was established in 2015 by Acba-Credit Agricole Bank, French Credit Agricole, Credit Agricole National Federation and the Gishyan Family.

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