EBRD 2024 Annual Meeting And Business Forum
From May 14 to 16, Yerevan hosted the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development’s (EBRD) annual meeting and business forum for the first time.
This significant event in Armenia’s financial sector gathered approximately 2,000 attendees, including representatives from high-ranking official delegations of 74 countries, international organizations, and private sector entities.
The business forum featured panel discussions and various networking events. This year’s sessions included nearly 200 speakers, attracting over 35,000 online viewers worldwide.
A notable highlight was the Opening Session of the Board of Governors held at the Opera House on May 15th. The session concluded with a film-performance showcasing the best of Armenian culture, followed by an interactive museum in Freedom Square exhibiting various aspects of Armenian culture such as carpetmaking, khachkar weaving, and winemaking, accompanied by Armenian music and dances.
The comprehensive organization of logistics, protocol, security, branding, venue design, technical support, and cultural components was handled by the ‘Background Production’ company.
This significant event in Armenia’s financial sector gathered approximately 2,000 attendees, including representatives from high-ranking official delegations of 74 countries, international organizations, and private sector entities.
The business forum featured panel discussions and various networking events. This year’s sessions included nearly 200 speakers, attracting over 35,000 online viewers worldwide.
A notable highlight was the Opening Session of the Board of Governors held at the Opera House on May 15th. The session concluded with a film-performance showcasing the best of Armenian culture, followed by an interactive museum in Freedom Square exhibiting various aspects of Armenian culture such as carpetmaking, khachkar weaving, and winemaking, accompanied by Armenian music and dances.
The comprehensive organization of logistics, protocol, security, branding, venue design, technical support, and cultural components was handled by the ‘Background Production’ company.
