"Hayk's Arrow" Armenian Strategic CenterA centre of the Armenian Diocese in Georgia offering Armenian-language education and cultural activities in Tbilisi. Its own institutional page describes classes and cooperation with community associations.
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Tbilisi, Georgia
Documented profileThe Diocese identifies Hayartun as its centre. The listed cooperating unions are not treated as branches or as property of the centre. Undated course descriptions are not current enrolment totals.
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Records distinguish event dates from publication dates. Statements and publication topics are attributed to their source; an announcement does not confirm completion.
The Diocese reports a Musa Dagh Harisa Festival initiated by the Shushanik women’s union, with tables at Hayartun. Its account also credits other participants; the event is not attributed exclusively to one organisation.
English and Georgian diocesan reports identify Shushanik as organiser of the festival at Saint George Cathedral, supported by the Diocese. Hayartun performers contributed music. The reports’ attendance descriptions are not converted into participant totals.
A diocesan report dates the screening to June 15 and identifies it as part of the Our Greats series initiated by the Union of Armenian Intellectuals of Georgia. The host venue and initiating union remain separate profiles.
The Diocese reports a memorial service and film event, initiated by the Union of Armenian Intellectuals of Georgia and organised with Hayartun. The record documents this cultural commemoration, not an endorsement of every historical claim in the film.
The Diocese dates the opening of Anna Torosyan’s graphic-art exhibition at Hayartun to March 29, 2025. The record confirms the reported opening; it does not establish sales, visitor numbers or a continuing exhibition schedule.
Selected international networks and local community institutions complement ARF’s separate full monitor. Country coverage remains partial; recent activity and governing relationships are verified separately. Documented connections and cooperation do not establish legal ownership.