Conferences

On July 26, the 29th Extraordinary General Assembly of the “Association of Accountants of Armenia” NGO was held in the “Yerevan” Hall of the DoubleTree by Hilton Yerevan City Centre hotel.
Before addressing the agenda items, Vahagn Hambardzumyan, a member of the Association’s Board, on behalf of the Association, extended congratulations to Artur Margaryan, an employee of Finoptima Solutions Accounting Office operating in Ijevan and a member of the Association, on the occasion of his birthday, and to Asya Poghosyan, Director of ProfHash Consulting Center in Armavir and also a member of the Association, on the occasion of her marriage.
Afterward, the President of the Association, Hermine Tovmasyan, presented the agenda of the Assembly:

1. Discussion of strategic issues for 2025–2030,
2. Early termination of a Board member’s mandate,
3. Election of two new Board members,
4. Discussion of issues and proposals.

The Assembly was conducted through delegates.
It was deemed valid, with 108 delegates present out of a total of 116, and all agenda items were unanimously approved by open voting.
To enhance accessibility and availability of adjacent services and products relevant to the businesses of its members and their clients, the Association organized a panel discussion at the final stage of the Assembly. The invited guests included Armen Martirosyan, Director of State Procurement Center LLC, and Rafael Nahapetyan, representative of Poghosyan, Kirakosyan & Partners Law Firm LLC. Members of the Association raised their questions of interest and received comprehensive responses.
We extend our gratitude to all participants for their active involvement, and to our partners for their cooperation and trust.

On January 25, 2026, the twenty-eighth extraordinary conference of the “Association of Accountants of Armenia” NGO was held at the “Elit Plaza” business center, with the following agenda items:

1. Discussion of strategic issues for 2025-2030,
2. Presentation of recent legislative changes,
3. Discussion of problems and proposals.

The conference was conducted through delegates.
It was legally constituted, with delegates (a total of 114, including 108 present and 6 absent) unanimously approving the agenda items through open voting.

On January 22, 2026, the twenty-seventh extraordinary conference of the “Association of Accountants of Armenia” NGO took place, with the following agenda items:

1. Early termination of the powers of a member of the Association's Council,
2. Election of a new member to the Association's Council.

The conference was legally constituted, with participants (a total of 390, including 45 present in person and 345 participating remotely) unanimously approving the agenda items through open voting.
The conference was also attended remotely by regional members of the Association.

On November 16, 2025, the twenty-sixth extraordinary conference of the “Association of Accountants of Armenia” NGO was held at the “Elite Plaza” business center, along with a ceremonial event dedicated to the tenth anniversary of the Association's establishment.
The event was attended by the Deputy Minister of Economy of Armenia, Sevak Mikaelyan, the Deputy Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructures, Ruben Sargsyan, the advisor to the Vice Speaker of the National Assembly, Sergey Muradyan, the head of the Investment Council of the EBRD in Armenia, Hovsep Patvakanian, the President of the Chamber of Auditors and Expert Accountants of Armenia, Tatul Movsesyan, as well as representatives from various state bodies, NGOs, educational institutions, and partner organizations.
A total of 393 out of the 405 members of the Association participated in the conference, ensuring a 97% participation rate.
The President of the Association, Vahagn Hambardzumyan, delivered a congratulatory message and expressed gratitude to the participants for attending the event. Vahagn Hambardzumyan was elected as the chair of the conference through open voting, with Hermine Tovmasyan as the secretary, and members of the counting committee including Siranush Nersisyan, Armine Grigoryan, and Ani Badikyan. The agenda items for the conference were also confirmed.
The first agenda item was the report on the ten years of the Association's activities, during which Vahagn Hambardzumyan presented the history of the Association's establishment, its mission and values, the projects implemented, initiatives aimed at the development of the sector, collaborations, achievements over the years, and the vision for the future. The President expressed gratitude to the member accountants of the Association, highlighting their contribution to the establishment and fulfillment of the Association's mission.
The second part of the conference included an active Q&A session, during which participants directed their questions to the President of the Association.
The event concluded with congratulatory messages from guests, who wished for the continuous fruitful activities and progress of the Association in contributing to the development of the economy of our country and the strengthening of the Republic of Armenia.

On November 13, 2025, the twenty-fifth extraordinary conference of the “Association of Accountants of Armenia” NGO (hereinafter referred to as the Association) was held. The agenda items included:

1. Early termination of the powers of a member of the Association's Council,
2. Election of three new members to the Association's Council.

The conference was legally constituted, with participants (a total of 358, including 47 present in person and 311 participating remotely) unanimously approving the agenda items through open voting.
Regional members of the Association also participated remotely in the conference.

On September 4, 2024, the twenty-fourth extraordinary conference of the “Association of Accountants of Armenia” NGO (hereinafter referred to as the Association) took place. The agenda included the following issues:

1. Early termination of the powers of two members of the Association's Council,
2. Election of two new members to the Association's Council.

The conference was legally constituted, with participants (a total of 323, including 38 present in person and 285 participating remotely) unanimously approving the agenda items through open voting.
The conference was also attended remotely by regional members of the Association.