Children's and Youth Magazine "Aghbyur"
2025-05-02 | Naregatsi Art Institute
The Children's and Youth Magazine "Aghbyur" began its activities in 1923.
Initially, it was called "Pioneer", and after the collapse of the Soviet Union it received its current name, "Aghbyur".
The first editorial board of the magazine included famous writers and intellectuals, including Yeghishe Charents and Stepan Zoryan.
"Aghbyur" Magazine aims to develop a patriotic spirit, love for learning, science among young readers, it encourages children's interest in literature, art and reading.
In the pages of the magazine, alongside the works of well-known authors, there are also stories, poems, and articles by young authors.
"Aghbyur" covers both Armenian and world history and culture, presents ethnographic materials, funny pages, interesting mathematical problems and useful tips for young readers.
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