YEREVAN, April 9 (Noyan Tapan). The list of the scientific and cultural programs implemented with support of the Armenia Foundation was replenished with two other programs: the introduction of AREV system for children with weak eyesight and deaf children, as well as the "Cultural Crossroads" program. This information was provided by the Public Relations Department of the Foundation. According to the press release of the Foundation, the first computer class under the AREV system was opened at Yerevan Special School N14 for Children with Weak Eyesight. Due to this sound program worked in the Armenian language, the alumni will find it easy to work with computer, use the Internet, read books, and watch information in Armenian. Scientists of the Yerevan Research Institute of Mathemathical Machines headed by Arman Kuchukian elaborated the system for free. Technical means necessary for the introduction of the AREV system were purchased with the support of the "Armenia" Foundation. According to the "Cultural Crossroads" program, the classic and modern Armenian literature will also be presented to the foreign readers with their poetry and prose found in the website of the "Garun" ("Spring") magazine. Their works translated into English will create an opportunity both for the Diasporan Armenians and foreign readers all over the world to read and get acquainted with the valuable pages of the Armenian literature.

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