Thursday, January 21 2021 14:20
Alina Hovhannisyan

Armenia`s private IT sector intends to initiate a free educational  program for persons who have received disabilities during military  operations

Armenia`s private IT sector intends to initiate a free educational  program for persons who have received disabilities during military  operations

ArmInfo. The private IT sector in Armenia is ready to implement a free educational program for servicemen who received disabilities during the Artsakh war.   Minister of High-Tech Industry of Armenia Hakob Arshakyan said this  at a government session on January 21. He noted that this program  will be carried out with the aim of re-profiling the latter in the IT  sector.

At the same time, he added that the Ministry of High-Tech Industry  will soon come up with a similar initiative. In this vein, Arshakyan  recalled that in connection with the spread of coronavirus in the  past year, the department has already launched a similar program  -"Programming Basics", which provided for the reprofiling of citizens  of various specialties in the IT sector. In the current conditions,  according to Arshakyan, the Ministry considers it expedient to  involve in this program people who have received disabilities as a  result of military operations. 

"Thanks to this, our servicemen will be able to re-profile in the IT  sector, which will allow them to have their own income in the in the  future," he said.

To recall, yesterday, during a meeting at the Ministry of Labor and  Social Affairs, Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan stated that  the state, in addition to assisting in issues of prosthetics and  awarding a group of disabilities to servicemen, is obliged to resolve  the issue of further development and education of the latter.