8 gold, 13 silver, 7 bronze medals from the Applied Biology Olympiad.

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28 students from eight Yerevan and regional educational institutions, participants of the Sixth International Applied Biology Olympiad held in Bali, Indonesia, have returned to Armenia with great success. Before arriving in the Malay Archipelago, the schoolchildren had participated in the preliminary stages of the Olympiad online in Armenia, solving test tasks. Those who scored high scores went to the final stage. The Olympiad was divided into six groups. There were approximately 30 students in each group, and these 30 students were given a common topic from the field of applied biology to study. In recent years, interest in natural science subjects has also increased among young people living in the region, which is once again proven by these successes.
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Armenia to Host Classical Eurovision on June 6․

The Classical Eurovision Song Contest will be held at the National Academic Theater of Opera and Ballet and will feature 11 countries. Armenia will be represented by flutist Elen Virabyan. At the age of 15, she has already performed on hundreds of stages and played with more than 40 prestigious orchestras. The day of the contest is symbolic, June 6 is the birthday of Aram Khachaturian. Yerevan will become the capital of classical music on that day.



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