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“The Role of Youth in Strengthening Democracy”

Public Participation — Public Meeting

Armenia — May 22, 2025 @ 2:00pm - 4:30pm GMT+04:00

Armavir Development Center NGO Address: 68a Shahumyan Street, Armavir City, Armenia.

Host Organization and Partners — Armavir Development Center NGO and Yerevan Municipality

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As part of OpenGovWeek, this local OGP event—organized by local partners, including the Armavir Development Center NGO and Yerevan Municipality—focuses on the vital role of youth in strengthening democracy in Armenia. The event will feature discussions on the “Youth Policy” law, civic engagement, and programs that support youth participation in governance. Bringing together government representatives, civil society, and young leaders, the event aims to promote active youth involvement in national and local Open Government Partnership processes.

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