On June 20th, AMAA Life Member, Dr. Chris Tashjian, joined by Harout Nercessian, AMAA’s Representative in Armenia, fellow philanthropists Dr. Vartkes and Mary Najarian; Davit Tonoyan, Deputy Minister of the Republic of Armenia’s Defense Ministry; A. Abreamov, First Deputy Chief of General Staff Lieutenant-General; Colonel A. Asadouryan the Chief of the Clinic of the Central Military Hospital; and Ruzanna Khatchaturyan, President of the Armenian Association of Military Doctors and wife of the Republic of Armenia’s (RA) Defense Minister Seyran Ohanyan, visited the Central Military Hospital of the RA.

The group viewed various departments in the Hospital, checked the newly donated electronically controlled beds and medical equipment, and spoke with military patients who are undergoing treatment in the Hospital.

Through the creative and tireless efforts of Dr. Tashjian, who secured and handled the transport of the beds and medical equipment (valued at $300,000) to Armenia, the AMAA undertook the feat of having the beds and equipment received and delivered to the Hospital.

The Central Military Hospital of the RA, located in Yerevan, provides advanced healthcare to servicemen and their families.  All guests promised that donations of medical equipment to the Military Hospital will be continuous.

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