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When wisdom knows no age limits.
A regional forum, the goal of which is to provide a platform for all those young people who have unique experience and something to say, who have already achieved success in their fields of activity.

To strengthen Armenia’s regions by building a decentralized network of forward-thinking young leaders equipped with the knowledge, connections, and resources needed to drive change at the community, regional, and systemic levels.


Over the years, MEM has built a vibrant hybrid community of young people from Armenia's regions, united around education, mentorship, and community development.
MEM programs are created and coordinated by young people from the regions.
When wisdom knows no age limits.
A regional forum, the goal of which is to provide a platform for all those young people who have unique experience and something to say, who have already achieved success in their fields of activity.

motivation - excellence - minds
A 12-Month Leadership Development Program For children and young people from Armenia’s regions who are ready to take responsibility for the development of their communities and the country.

Technically equipped talents - a more developed economy
Active and talented children from the regions are provided with computer equipment for self-education, development, and professional development.

Growth and value — together
The community brings together MEM’s active alumni and mentors: connections, resources, regional gatherings and community projects.


For the past seven years, MEM NGO has been operating across all regions of Armenia, as well as Javakhk and Artsakh, with the mission of developing young leaders in the regions and advancing the decentralized development of Armenia together with them.
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Long-standing friendship, a foundation for new collaborations for the youth of Armenia’s regions

A Double Celebration at MEM

Five active young people aged 16-20 from regions have officially joined the coordination team of the MEM NGO, receiving their first salary while working remotely from their regions.
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Success stories at MEM
“I believe the future will be better if we work in the fields we love.” 19-year-old Nelli is from the village of Horom in Shirak Province. During her 4 years with MEM, she has completed 1,000+ assignments, organized 70+ seminars across all regions of Armenia, and spoke at “DemArDem 2025” about making the impossible possible. Today, Nelli is already building her career in the field of engineering: at the Mit Center, she leads the “Aviators” program and a technology camp with 100+ participants, proving that the right environment can help a young person from a rural community reach the world of high technologies and leadership.

“Volunteering is an important starting point for a professional career.” 20-year-old Gug Barseghyan is from Vardenis. After joining MEM in 2021, he developed his skills within the education team, which paved the way for his role as an Armath workshop facilitator. Deepening his expertise in graphic design, Gug received a job offer from TCF Armenia thanks to the MEM community. After completing his mandatory military service, Gug returned to TCF Armenia as a confident professional and reconnected with MEM as an active alumnus, proving that the journey from volunteering to professional growth can begin with just one step.

“Our growth and development begin right in our own region.” Meri is from Ararat Province. She joined MEM at the age of 16 and for a long time coordinated the regional team. A year ago, together with Ararat IT Center, she built the AIT Club youth community in Vedi from scratch, which today has become an active environment with 20+ regular participants. Following the success of this initiative and the valuable experience she gained, Meri now works at MEM, proving that active regional engagement and initiative can grow into a strong professional career.

“Living in the regions does not prevent you from reaching great heights.” Meri is from Gegharkunik Province and joined MEM at the age of 17. Her first professional experience began at MEM, where the skills and confidence she gained paved the way to opportunities with leading Armenian companies and international work offers — while continuing to live in her region. At the same time, she teaches English at MEM Academy, empowering a new generation and proving that it is possible to learn, grow, and build a successful career while staying in your own region.











































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