Armenia Engineering Week: Day 1 Summary
The series of events featured under the “Armenia Engineering Week” headline and organized by the initiative of the Government of […]
STEP2 grantee EasyDMARC: Half of our registered companies are from EU
Since 2017 “Support to SME Development in Armenia” (EU-SMEDA) project, which is co-funded by the European Union and the German
Vanadzor Technology Center hosted “Dry Marketing” conference
“Dry Marketing” conference was held in Vanadzor Technology Center on June 9. The event united a number of businessmen who
STEP2 grantee ARize: With the grant we started developing web creation platform
Since 2017 “Support to SME Development in Armenia” (EU-SMEDA) project, which is co-funded by the European Union and the German
STEP2 grantee Expper Technologies: Robin is not just a device, he is an emotional being
Since 2017 “Support to SME Development in Armenia” (EU-SMEDA) project, which is co-funded by the European Union and the German
STEP2 grantee Stem Didactics: Our product will soon be ready for going to the international market
Since 2017 “Support to SME Development in Armenia” (EU-SMEDA) project, which is co-funded by the European Union and the German
Delegation of EIF and Armenian Technology centers visit Ljubljana’s Technology Park with EU support
From April 15-19, 2019 the managers and leading staff of Enterprise Incubator Foundation and Armenian Technology centers: Gyumri Technology Center, Vanadzor Technology
Armenia and African countries kick off cooperation in the fields of high tech and engineering
At the beginning of April Ethiopia and Rwanda, two African republics with huge technology potential, started cooperation with Armenia in
STEP2 grantee RendChain: The grant helped move our technology development further
Since 2017 “Support to SME Development in Armenia” (EU-SMEDA) project, which is co-funded by the European Union and the German
STEP2 grantee Smart Electronics: We will determine the possibility of entering European and US markets
Since 2017 “Support to SME Development in Armenia” (EU-SMEDA) project, which is co-funded by the European Union and the German