Armbrok Investment Company and the Primavera Charitable Foundation have joined efforts to support Armenia’s cultural and educational development. This collaboration marks the beginning of a long-term initiative to empower young Armenian talents and promote classical music as part of the country’s intellectual and artistic life.
In May 2025, the 2nd Yerevan Chamber Music School by Professor Irina Krasotina was held at the Arno Babajanyan Concert Hall with Armbrok’s support. The event brought together 14 young musicians from Armenia, Russia, and Spain, who worked intensively in chamber ensembles under Professor Krasotina’s mentorship — a Doctor of Arts, Professor of the Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory, and a distinguished interpreter of Spanish music.
The program culminated in a Gala Concert held at a full Arno Babajanyan Concert Hall, where young musicians presented the results of their five days of collaboration and learning. The event drew significant attention from both local and international audiences, reaching over 93,000 interactions across media and digital platforms, including extensive coverage in Armenia and the Diaspora.
“Chamber music plays an invaluable role in every musician’s life — it teaches communication, cooperation, and mutual trust on stage,” said Professor Irina Krasotina.
“For over 30 years, Armbrok has been serving as a bridge between Armenia and the global financial world. Yet our mission extends far beyond finance — it’s about creating lasting social value,” noted Aram Kayfajyan, CEO of Armbrok Investment Company. “We believe that supporting projects like the Chamber Music School is an investment in Armenia’s cultural future and in the next generation of creative professionals.”
Through this partnership, Armbrok continues to demonstrate its vision of connecting finance, education, and culture, reaffirming that sustainable growth begins with investing in people.
