Armenian production and research potential at the Eurosatory-2026 exhibition in Paris.

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Eurosatory, which has been held for six decades, has brought together 2,300 companies from 66 countries this year. 18 companies from the Armenian military-industrial sector presented their products in Paris. At Eurosatory 2026, Armenian products became visible and accessible. Over the past two years, the Armenian pavilion and the Armenian military industry have made tremendous progress. New proposals for cooperation were not long in coming. Both established countries and private companies are expressing interest in forming partnerships with Armenia and Armenian military-industrial companies.
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Pan-Armenian Dolma Festival at Zvartnots.

The goal of the festival is not only to make the Armenian dish recognizable to the world, but also to collect types of dolma in a less commonly used composition, this is an opportunity for the host side to activate communication with neighboring communities. The festival also plays a great role in increasing the country's tourist attractiveness. It was organized by the NGO for the Development and Preservation of Armenian Culinary Traditions in the territory of the Zvartnots historical and cultural monument. About 40 types of dolma were presented. There are no shortage of queues at the pavilions. The Armenian flavor has especially appealed to tourists, who try to taste all the types. The festival has been organized since 2011 in the territory of various historical and cultural monuments, this is done specifically to popularize the tangible and intangible cultural heritage.



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