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French Radio Station RFI to Broadcast in Armenian

Last year in October, in connection with the Francophone Summit held in Yerevan, the French radio station RFI (Radio France Internationale) presented a special series of programs in the Armenian language dedicated to this event. The programs were broadcast during the week. In Yerevan, they were broadcast on the frequency FM 102.4.

As a result of the success of the project, RFI decided to make the Armenian broadcasts periodical. The program is planned to be broadcast once every two weeks on Saturdays.

The author of the program and host Yelena Gabrielyan from Paris together with the editorial team from Armenia will present “RFI- ն խոսում է հայերեն” (“RFI speaks Armenian”).

The 20-minute program which will consist of reports and interviews made in France and Armenia will be another bridge between the two countries.

The broadcast will be aired at 13:10 on world time. In Yerevan, the program will be available at 102.4 FM. It will be possible to listen to the program not only in Armenia but also on the official site of the RFI radio station and on mobile applications.

Vigen Avetisyan

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