YEREVAN, NOVEMBER 9, NOYAN TAPAN. It is the second year the Junior Achievement of Armenia's students take part in the educational programs held for Junior Achievement international organization's branches in CIS countries. This year two best students, Ani Simonian (Nor Kharberd school N 1) and Naira Mkhitarian (Etchmiadzin school N 4) included in the Armenian organization's Business Ethics program also took part in the seminar-conference held on October 27-28 in Almaty, Kazakhstan. As NT correspondent was informed by organization's Executive Director Armine Hovhannisian, representatives of Georgia, Azerbaijan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan also participated in the conference. In her words, lectures were given, meetings with well-known businessmen were organized during the conference. Besides, an activity called Global Business Village was held, during which students of various nationalities were asked to present their national business practices. "Given the realities of today's business world, we think it is imperative to teach students not only how to start and manage their business but also to be aware of business ethical standards," A.Hovhannisian said.

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