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Homenetmen holds first public relations forum in Armenia

YEREVAN, Armenia — From July 20-22, 2026, Homenetmen held its first Pan-Homenetmen Public Relations (PR) Forum in Yerevan, Armenia, bringing together representatives from Homenetmen regions and communities worldwide to exchange ideas, share experiences and explore ways to strengthen the organization’s public relations efforts.

Organized by the Homenetmen Central Executive Public Relations Committee, the three-day forum brought together delegations from Homenetmen HASK, Artsakh, Canada, South America, the Eastern and Western U.S. regions, Tiflis, Lebanon, Sweden, Baghdad, Syria, Marseille and Amman. After months of connecting virtually, the forum provided an opportunity for PR representatives to finally meet in person, strengthen relationships and learn from one another’s approaches to public relations. The gathering also allowed representatives to exchange ideas and discuss ways to better communicate Homenetmen’s mission and values within their respective communities.

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Homenetmen Eastern U.S.

The Armenian General Athletic Union and Scouts, known as "Homenetmen," is a non-profit organization founded over 100 years ago. Believing in the idea that strong bodies lead to strong minds, Homenetmen has provided Armenian youth across the globe with a moral, physical and psychological education outside the school environment, while also demonstrating richness of the Armenian culture and heritage. Today, Homenetmen is a worldwide organization with over 25,000 members on five continents. On the East Coast U.S., Homenetmen is a thriving organization with 12 chapters and over 900 members, governed by the Homenetmen Eastern Regional Executive.
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