The final panel discussion of the Armenian National Youth Forum was dedicated to the topic of “Future-Focused Cooperation: Armenia-Diaspora Youth in Action.”

On August 7, as part of the third day of the Armenian National Youth Forum, roundtable discussions were held on the topic “Building Bridges: Community-to-Community Collaboration.”

On Day 3 of the Forum, a Russian-language workshop titled “Unlocking Your Potential: A Focus on Personal Growth” was held by psychologist, professional coach, and co-founder of 5 PRISM, Academy of Professional Coaching and Psychology, Yurii Muradian.

The session “Applied AI: Real-World Impact” featured Vahan Huroyan, Ph.D. in Mathematics, Machine Learning Researcher, Saint Louis University Assistant Professor․

As part of the session titled “Contemporary Armenian Narratives,” forum participants were introduced to key ideas and trends shaping narratives both in Armenia and the diaspora.

The panel titled “Leading the Way: Armenian Women Redefining the Narrative” brought together trailblazing professionals who shared their experiences and vision for advancing women’s leadership. The conversation explored opportunities, challenges, and the growing societal impact of women leaders in Armenia and beyond.

On August 7, as part of the third and final day of the Second Armenian National Youth Forum, holding the theme “Continuous and Lasting Impact,” a panel discussion titled “Youth in Action: Stories of Impact” was held. During the session, speakers shared real stories filled with humor and inspiration, drawing from both success and failure.

On August 7, the third day of the Second Armenian National Youth Forum continued under the theme “Continuous and Lasting Impact” with the panel discussion titled “A Look Into Diaspora Communities Around the World.”

The third day of the Armenian National Youth Forum kicked off with the “Open Mic” format.

This format served as a platform for forum participants to present their own initiatives.

At the end of the second day of the Armenian National Youth Forum, participants came together for a lively Armenian dance workshop. What started as a masterclass quickly turned into a festive celebration, as youth from different countries learned and performed traditional Armenian dances side by side.

On August 6, within the framework of the panel discussion titled “Expanding Our Global Influence: The Strategic Role of Youth”, held as part of the Second Armenian National Youth Forum organized by the Office of the High Commissioner for Diaspora Affairs of the Republic of Armenia, RA Minister of Environment and Chair of the COP 17 Organizing Committee, Hambardzum Mathevosyan,  participated as a keynote speaker.

During the session titled “Youth in Entrepreneurship and Business,” speakers shared their personal success stories, addressed current challenges and opportunities in entrepreneurship, and encouraged young participants to transform their ideas into real-life initiatives.

During the session about “Our Online Presence: Engaging a Global Audience,” speakers shared their experiences in presenting Armenia and Armenian culture to a global audience, facing challenges on online platforms, and strengthening the pan-Armenian image in the international arena.

On August 6, as part of the second day of the Armenian National Youth Forum with the theme “Meaningful and Sustainable Engagement,” a keynote address and roundtable discussion were held on the topic “Opportunities for Professional Engagement in Armenia.” The event brought together the High Commissioner for Diaspora Affairs, Zareh Sinanyan, representatives from partner organizations, and youth participants.

On August 6, as part of the Armenian National Youth Forum, the “Creativity Zone: Armenian Artisanal Traditions” officially launched and will be active throughout the day.

As part of the Armenian National Youth Forum’s second day, themed “Meaningful and Sustainable Engagement,” a panel discussion about “International Perspectives on Youth Policy” was held.

During the session, speakers shared and compared successful models of youth policy from different countries, explored the perspectives of international organizations, and reflected on Armenia’s efforts to expand youth participation and engagement.

On August 6, the second day of the Second Armenian National Youth Forum continued under the theme “Meaningful and Sustainable Engagement” with a panel discussion titled “Youth Engagement in Policy, Advocacy and Governance,” bringing together leaders from Armenia and the diaspora who shared their experiences and emphasized why it’s essential for young people to be actively involved in shaping public life and influencing political decisions.

The opening roundtable discussion, titled “NextGen: Youth Leadership in the Diaspora,” focused on the experiences and initiatives of active youth from different diaspora communities, and explored how these efforts can contribute to strengthening pan-Armenian unity and deepening Armenia–Diaspora ties.

At the end of the first day of the Armenian National Youth Forum 2025, a short film screening and discussion titled “Through the Youth’s Lens” took place, featuring filmmaker Serouj Hovsepian and actress Armine Vardanyan.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan attended the opening ceremony of the Second Armenian National Youth Forum at the Gabriel Sundukyan National Academic Theatre.

Organized by the Office of the High Commissioner for Diaspora Affairs, the Forum runs from August 5 to 7. It hosts 600 Diaspora Armenian youth, aged 18 to 35, from over 50 countries. They will be joined by 200 participants from Armenia throughout the forum.

On August 5, the official opening ceremony of the Second Armenian National Youth Forum took place at the Gabriel Sundukyan National Academic Theatre in Yerevan.

Organized for the second time by the Office of the High Commissioner for Diaspora Affairs of the Republic of Armenia, this year’s forum brings together 800 Armenian youth aged 18 to 35, representing more than 55 countries — 600 from the Diaspora and 200 from Armenia.

The first day of the Second Armenian National Youth Forum continued with a series of simultaneous sessions held under the theme “Shared Vision and Unified Efforts.”

Before the official opening ceremony, participants gathered for a heartfelt family conversation-discussion titled “Stories That Shape Us: Generational Perspectives on Identity.”

Following the charity run that marked the start of the forum, the day launched into its first round of three simultaneous panel discussions.

During the interactive discussion titled “Living Heritage: Armenian Traditions Today,” speakers presented how traditional values are being reimagined in modern ways through art, fashion, cuisine, handicrafts, and dance—connecting the past and the present.

On August 5, as part of the Second Armenian National Youth Forum's first day with the theme “Shared Vision and Unified Efforts,” the music workshop titled “Echoes of Armenia: Our Traditional Instruments” was held

On August 5, as part of the first day of the Second Armenian National Youth Forum, “Shared Vision and Unified Efforts” theme, an interactive session titled “Armenian Dialects: Commonality in Differences” was held where speakers explored the diversity of the Armenian language—from Eastern to Western Armenian—and addressed current issues around preserving and developing the language in today’s reality.

The Second Armenian National Youth Forum officially kicked off today, August 5, near the Matenadaran with a charity run under the theme “Run Together: Armenia x Diaspora.”

Along with the youth, the High Commissioner for Diaspora Affairs of the Republic of Armenia, Zareh Sinanyan, also joined the run with his family