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Armenians and Jews under the same roof
For a week, Armenian and Jewish youth will try to understand the features that define the national identity of the two peoples, their cultural similarities and differences.
On April 12 a youth education program launched in the European Youth Centre in Budapest, featuring 40 participants from 15 CoE member countries - Germany, Holland, Greece, Armenia, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Russia, Ukraine, Romania, Hungary, Belgium, France, Poland, Belarus, UK and Israel.
The idea of the program was proposed two years ago by the The World Armenian Youth Network (WostAYN) and was supported by the European Union of Jewish Students (EUJS) and CoE Directorate of Youth and Sport
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