"Hayk's Arrow" Armenian Strategic Center

Venezuela

Caracas; Cumaná; Maracay; Valencia; Puerto La Cruz

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Population

These figures count different groups and years. They should not be added.

Community estimate

3.5–4k

Year not stated

Attributed estimate

Official figure

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Comparable official figure not verified

Venezuela · Community estimate: Community sources

Published population figure: 3,500–4,000

Population reference period
Year not stated
Source published
Not stated
Latest source check

Reference year and publication date not stated; source checked 3 November 2026.

What the figure measures
Broad community estimate attributed to the Armenian Diaspora Office. The undated page does not state its counting method or population reference year; this is not a host-country census count.
Venezuela · Official figure: Official sources

Published population figure: Not verified

Population reference period
Year not stated
Source published
Not stated
Latest source check

Comparable host-government count not verified in this review; checked 3 November 2026.

What the figure measures
No sufficiently scoped host-government Armenian ethnicity, origin or resident-register figure was verified in this bounded review. This does not mean no such statistic exists; the community estimate is not substituted for an official count.

Data limitation: The Office range and SOAR’s about 4,000 are undated community estimates. A recent census or another comparable host-government count of Armenian ethnicity was not verified; the estimate is not presented as a 2026 count.

Venezuela: Country sources

Institution sources are listed with their entries.

Main locations
Caracas; Cumaná; Maracay; Valencia; Puerto La Cruz

The Office documents a community centred in Caracas and other cities. SOAR directly lists its Caracas chapter, while church sources document the Armenian Apostolic pastorate in Venezuela.

Community institutions

Venezuela: Coverage and source notes

Selected records, not an exhaustive inventory. A dated 2026 church report establishes recent institutional contact, not a current service timetable or permanent crisis status. Recent school and independent local Armenian media records were not verified; older Ararat/school references are not silently treated as current.

Directory sources checked:

This is a selected guide, not a complete inventory or a ranking of influence. A direct source documents what an institution publishes about itself; it does not independently verify every claim or establish uninterrupted operation. Directory listings and historical records carry their stated limits. Dates identify the publication, documented activity or report reference period, as described in the entry. Missing source dates are shown explicitly. Inclusion does not imply partnership or endorsement.

Armenian organizations 1

Organizations1

SOAR Caracas Chapter

Caracas

Direct source

Venezuela · SOAR Caracas Chapter: About and sources

SOAR’s own site directly lists its Caracas humanitarian chapter. Its January 2022 joining date is a founding reference; the undated page does not establish a recent precisely dated chapter event.

Source date not stated

Sources

Schools and Armenian-language learning 0

Education0

No sourced records have been added in this category yet.

Churches and religious institutions 1

Churches1

St. Gregory the Illuminator Armenian Apostolic Church — Venezuela pastorate

La Florida, Caracas

Direct source

Venezuela · St. Gregory the Illuminator Armenian Apostolic Church — Venezuela pastorate: About and sources

Church directories identify the Armenian Apostolic church in Caracas. An Eastern Prelacy report published on 2 July 2026 documents communication with Venezuela’s Armenian pastor and church/community bodies. That dated report does not establish a present service timetable.

Date / reference period:

Sources

Media and community publications 0

Media0

No sourced records have been added in this category yet.

Community issues and evidence gaps

Issues2

Issues are attributed to the cited evidence and retain the source date. Research gaps identify questions that the available evidence does not settle; they are not findings that a service or activity is absent.

Venezuela: Topics for further observation

These are proposed research topics, not findings about the community.

  • Clarify the reference year, definition and method of the community estimate.
  • Verify recent institutional activity and gaps in the selected directory.
Venezuela: How to read the figures

A census count, an ancestry response and a community estimate measure different populations. Dates and definitions remain attached to each figure. The covered-country sum uses selected reference values, range midpoints and stated boundaries for “more than” or “up to”; it is not a synchronized population count or a statistical confidence interval. Undated and historical estimates are not current resident counts. The independently published worldwide estimate must not be added to the country sum.

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