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Conference Participants September 1999 Conference Participants - Septrmber 1999 Page 1 of 19 1999 Armenia - Diaspora Conference Participants 1 Armen Aarakelian - Russia 2 Isahak Aboyan - Syria 3 Derenik Abrahamian Armenian Community - Russia 4 Perch Abrahamian Armenian Cultural Association - UAE 5 Zhourzhik Abrahamian - Iran 6 Gagik Abrahamyan Armenian Jewellers Association - Belgium 7 Khachik Abrikian - Syria 8 Murat Acemoglu Medical Ourich for Armenians - USA 9 Albert Achemian "Alic" Daily Newspaper - Iran 10 Khachatur Adamian Ramgavar Party - Greece 11 Arnold Adamyan - Russia 12 Serge Afarian - France 13 Abel Aghanbekian - Russia 14 Henry Aghayan International Fund - Russia 15 Paruir Aghbashian "Zartonk" Daily - Lebanon 16 Hasmik Agop - UK 17 Veronique Agoudjian - France 18 Levon Aharonian Iran-Armenia Trade Union - Iran 19 Claude Aharonyan - France 20 Samvel Alajian Zeytoun Compatriot Union - USA 20a V. Rev. Nareg Alemezian Armenian Catholicosate of Cilicia - Lebanon 21 Vartkess Alexanain Armenian Embassy - Egypt 22 Garabed Alexanian - Syria 23 Karapet Alexanian - Russia 24 Tigran Altun - Turkey 25 Rafael Amirian Union of Armenians in Warsaw - Poland 26 Henrik Anasyan ARF - USA 27 Artashes Andreasian Erebune TV/Radio - Kazakhstan 28 Garnik Andreassian Armenian Community - Kazakhstan 29 Karen Andresian Armenian Union Of Lugansk - Ukraine 30 Rouben Andriassian "Luis" Armenian Cultural Union - Kazakhstan 31 Grigor Anisonian "Noy & Kovcheg" Daily - Moldavia 32 Vache Anjaoghlian Armenian Youth Association of AGBU - Syria 33 Tigran Apasian Armenian General Benevolent Union - Greece 34 Ghukas Aqbulut - Turkey 35 Ofelia Arakelian - Russia 36 Varouzhan Arakelian "Ararat" Union - Iran 37 Haroutioun Armenian AUA - USA 38 Armen Aroyan - USA 39 Mkhitar Aroyan - Russia Armenian National Assemblyof 40 Andranig Arslanian - Argentina Argentina 41 Haik Arslanian Armenian Jewellers Association - Belgium 42 Alber Arstanian - France 43 Hovsep Artinian "Spyurk" Monthly - Lebanon 44 Rafik Arzumanian - Georgia mhtml:file://\\baruyr-desktop\baruyr 500 gb 2\Edic\About Me\Conference Participants - Sep... 9/6/2008 Conference Participants - Septrmber 1999 Page 2 of 19 Children of Armenia Sponsership 45 Julia Ashekian -USA Prog.(CASP) 46 Bedros Aslanian Technocosm Services - UAE 47 Petros Aslanian - Persian Gulf 48 Vahram Aslanian HOMENTMEN & Sevan Union - Netherlands 49 Nejdeh Aslanian Avanesians - Iran 50 Mariette Assadourian - France 51 Aykandoukht Atamian Anahit Association London - UK 52 Vladimir Atanian Atanaian Art Center - USA 53 Nazareth Atchabahyan Nor Seround Association - USA 54 Varoujan Attarian - Switzerland 55 Gagik Avagian International Fund - Russia 56 Pargev Avagian "Aram Manoukian" Union - Syria 57 Vahan Avagian - Russia 58 Vazgen Avagian - Russia 59 Kamo Avagumian - Russia 60 Eliz Avakian Armenian Blue Cross - Greece 61 Vasken Avakian ABB Union in Ethiopia - Ethiopia 62 Iosif Avakov - Russia 63 Aida Avanesian Hai Dat - Iran 64 Varoozh Avanesian "Alic" Daily - Iran 65 Vanik Avtandilyan Armenian Youth Association - Russia 66 Robert Ayabirian - France 67 Simon Aynejian Armenian Youth Union Of Cyprus - Cyprus 68 Henri Ayvazian Hai Dat - France 69 Mikhail Ayvazian - Russia 70 Edmond Azadian Tekeyan Cultural Association - USA 71 Simon Azilazian 24 April Comite - France 72 Armene Azizian - France Homenmmen & Nor Serount Cultural 73 Serop Babakhani -UK Assoication 74 Genady Babayan Armenian Community of Moldavia - Moldavia 75 Robert Babloyan - Russia 76 Garabed Bachsarian Social Democrat Hunchag Party - Lebanon 77 Edward Badalian Local Authority of Armenian Minority - Hungary 78 Edic Baghdasarian "Apaga" Monthly - Iran 79 Hourik Baghdasarian - France Armenian Cultural Centre of 80 Petros Baghdasarian -Ukraine Dneprapetrovsk 81 Seyran Baghdasarian - Russia 82 Sylvie Baghdassarian - France 83 David Baghumian Hai Dat - Iran 84 Vahan Baharian Peylan Compatriot Union - USA 85 Souren Bairamian Church Council of Cairo - Egypt National Provincial Assembly, Village 86 Khachik Bakalian - Lebanon Aynchar 87 Luiz Bakar - Turkey School of Law, The Glasgow mhtml:file://\\baruyr-desktop\baruyr 500 gb 2\Edic\About Me\Conference Participants - Sep... 9/6/2008 Conference Participants - Septrmber 1999 Page 3 of 19 88 Vahe Baleketian University - UK 89 Grigor Balian Erebune TV - Kirgizstan 90 Hagop Balian AYP FM - France 91 Henrik Balian - Kirgizstan 92 Hrair Balian AFI - USA 93 Neshan Balian - Israel Armenian American Cultural 94 Rita Balian -USA Organization, Inc. 95 Bedros Bandazian Armenian National Committee - USA 96 Raffi Bandazian "Armenian Weekly" Newspaper - USA Howard Karagheusian 97 Walter Bandazian -USA Commemorative Corporation 98 Hovsep Barazian "Azat Or" Daily - Greece 99 Hrant Bardakjian A.G.B.U. - Canada 100 Vartkes Barsam Armenian Church - USA 101 Girair Basmandjian Hai Dat Committee of Canada - Canada 102 Armen Bayandourian - Georgia Compatriotic Union of Kharapert 103 Kevork Bedikian -USA (Los Angeles) 104 Berj Bedoyan HOMENETMEN - USA 105 Mels Bedoyan - Georgia Central Department Of Armenian 106 Bedros Bedros - Argentina Apostolic Church 107 Asbed Bedrossian Armenian News Network/ Groong - USA 108 Haigaz Bedrossian Silen Majority - Australia 109 Mari Bedrossian "Hripsime" Religious School - Lebanon 110 Vahram Begyazar HOMENTMEN - Netherlands 111 Mari-Seta Bertizlian Armenian Relief Cross - Greece Alexandria-Gyumri Sister City 112 Helen Bertot -USA Committee 113 Father Bezdikian Mkhitarian Congregation of Venice - Italy 114 Alecco Bezikian Italian Armenians Congregation - Italy 115 Hakob Bodrumian AGBU - Lebanon Diocese Of The Armenian Church 116 Diana Boghosian - Canada of Canada 117 Hilda Boghossian Radio Sardarabad - Australia 118 Toros Boghossian A.G.B.U - Australia 119 Edward Bogossian - USA 120 Eliz Bosajian Armenian Community of Brazil - Brazil 121 Anahit Bostanjian - Georgia 122 Martha Boudakian Armenian Forum - USA 123 Meguerditch Bouldoukian AGBU - Lebanon Armenian General Benevolent 124 Albert Boyajian -USA Union mhtml:file://\\baruyr-desktop\baruyr 500 gb 2\Edic\About Me\Conference Participants - Sep... 9/6/2008 Conference Participants - Septrmber 1999 Page 4 of 19 125 Rouben Boyajian Switzerland-Armenia Association - Switzerland "Hayastan" All-Armenian Fund 126 Varouzhan Burmayan -Brazil Commitee of San Paolo 127 Remir Butnazian - Russia 128 Abo Chabarian "Hay Kyank" Weekly - USA 129 Ruben Chakhoyan - Russia 130 Haik Chamakchian - Netherlands 131 Paul Chemedikian - France Armenian Educational and Cultural 132 Hovakim Cherlakian - Cyprus Union 133 Hratch Chilingarian - USA 134 Arthur Chilingarov - Russia 135 Ara Chochunian "Zhamanak" Newspaper - Turkey 136 Jack Chukhadrarian - Lebanon 137 Jirayr Cocharian German-Armenian Central Union - Germany Armenian Relief Society of Eastern 138 Talin Daghlian -USA USA 139 Hamlet Dalakian - Russia Armenian Engineers & Scientists 140 Dikran Dalian -USA Association 141 Arsen Danielian ARF Western USA - USA 142 Alain Daronian - France 143 Hratch Dasnabedian Religious School - Lebanon Armenian American Medical 144 M. David G. Davtyan -USA Society 145 Levon Davidian Church Council - Iran Armenian Revolutionary Dashnag 146 Arto Davitian - Cyprus Party of Cyprus Spyurk-Diaspora Social Insurance 147 Arsen Davtian -USA Fund 148 Ashot Davtian H.M.M.Ararat Organization - Iran 149 Negir De Gulmez Nurdane - Argentina 150 Manoog Demirjian Social-Democrat Hnchak Party - Australia 151 Nora Demirjian Armenian Youth Union of Canada - Canada 152 Fimi Der Agopian Armenian Relief Society - Syria 153 Serop Der-Boghossian ARPIA Board of Directors - USA 154 Harry Derderian ARF - USA 155 Sonia Derderian A.D.L. - Australia 156 Vartkes Derderian Kessab Education Association - USA 157 Khachik Der-Ghoukassian "Armenia"Newspaper - Argentina 158 Hgop Der-Khatchadurian ARF Canadian Region - Canada 159 Tamar Der-Ohannesian - UAE Jerusalem Armenian Community mhtml:file://\\baruyr-desktop\baruyr 500 gb 2\Edic\About Me\Conference Participants - Sep... 9/6/2008 Conference Participants - Septrmber 1999 Page 5 of 19 160 Stepan Der-Vartanian Committee - Israel 161 Armen Deryan National Committee - Greece 162 Nishan Deugudjian "Armenia" Union - Uruguay 163 Norayr Deuvletian Armenian National Fund - Egypt 164 Mano Devletian Armenian Committee of Belgium - Belgium 165 Vatche Dikidjian Armenian Jewellers Association - Belgium 166 Esteban Diradourian HOMENETMEN-Buenos Aires - Argentina 167 Krikor Djabourian Armenian Cultural Association - UAE 168 Zepur Dorna Armenian Jeweller's Association - Canada 169 Douzdjian - Canada Armenian Ramgavar Party of 170 Asadur Dovletian - Cyprus Cyprus 171 Tengiz Dubadze "Azg"Magazine - Georgia 172 Flora Dunaians Armenian Church Western Diocese - USA 173 George Dunaians DSA - USA 174 Nerses Durman - France 175 Hovik Edgarian - Iran Board of Trustees "Hayastan" All- 176 Vagharshag Ehramdjian - Canada Armenian Fund 177 Kerope Ekizian National Cultural Union - Greece 178 Murad Ekmekcioglu - Turkey 179 Grigor Elmayan Armenian Family Union - Switzerland 180 Krikor Erzingatzian University Teaching Hospital - USA 181 Vasken Eskigjian - France 182 Bagrat Estupian - Turkey 183 Artin Etmekdjian A.G.B.U. - Australia 184 Stephane Fauve - France 185 Maro Froundjian Armenian Relief Society - Canada 186 Yetuart Froundjian Cilicia Prelacy Council - Canada 187 Vahe Gaboutchian - USA 188 Vahe Gabrache Armenian Union - Switzerland 189 Levon Gabrielian Armenian Community of Georgia - Georgia 190 Arkadi Gabrielyants - Russia 191 Grigori Gabrielyants - Russia 192 Hovhanes Gadian - Russia 193 Nikola Gagharbekian T.H.T. - Iran 194 Adibekian Gaguik Nairi A.S.B.L.
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