Ռեգրեսիան հոգեվերլուծական գործընթացում
Regression in the psychoanalytic process
Date
October, 4-8, 2025
Conference Venue
Gyumri, Armenia
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International Conference IPC 2025
Through eternity, the human self finds the courage to lose itself, to find itself anew.
— С. Kierkegaard
International Conference IPC 2025
“Freedom”. Narine Papyan (Yerevan, Armenia)
About the conference
Supported by Eastern Europe Committee of the International New Groups Committee (ING) of the IPA
and “Arevamanuk” foundation.
and “Arevamanuk” foundation.
Dear colleagues, we invite you to participate in the international psychoanalytic conference, which will take place from October 4 to 8 in the city of Gyumri, Armenia.
Members of the International Psychoanalytical Association from various cities and countries will present their theoretical papers on the topic of the conference, which will be discussed in small discussion groups.
Participants will have the opportunity to discuss clinical material in groups in Russian and English, as well as during individual supervisions (individual supervisions must be arranged in advance with any member of the Program Committee).
During the conference, a general meeting of the members of the Integrative Psychoanalytic Community will take place, where the prospects for establishing an IPA study group and organizing psychoanalytic education under the auspices of the IPA will be discussed.
IPA members and candidates, as well as professionals interested in psychoanalytic training, are invited to take part in the conference.
For any questions regarding participation in the conference, please contact the members of the Organizing Committee.
The number of participants is limited.
Registration is open until September 1, 2025.
Members of the International Psychoanalytical Association from various cities and countries will present their theoretical papers on the topic of the conference, which will be discussed in small discussion groups.
Participants will have the opportunity to discuss clinical material in groups in Russian and English, as well as during individual supervisions (individual supervisions must be arranged in advance with any member of the Program Committee).
During the conference, a general meeting of the members of the Integrative Psychoanalytic Community will take place, where the prospects for establishing an IPA study group and organizing psychoanalytic education under the auspices of the IPA will be discussed.
IPA members and candidates, as well as professionals interested in psychoanalytic training, are invited to take part in the conference.
For any questions regarding participation in the conference, please contact the members of the Organizing Committee.
The number of participants is limited.
Registration is open until September 1, 2025.
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Through eternity, the human self finds the courage to lose itself, to find itself anew.
— С. Kierkegaard
Primary states can always arise again. The primary psyche in its own sense is indestructible.
— S. Freud
Contemporary man - fragile, anxious, torn by uncertainty, exists in a world of irreversible change. He balances on the edge of chronic stress, despair and mental exhaustion, and in search of salvation often uses more primitive but seemingly safe forms of life, i.e. regresses.
Psychoanalysis allows one to face/immerse/contact the psychically painful experiences from which the patient suffers and ‘tends to give the self the courage to induce regression (fear of loss of self), whereby the self will ultimately “acquire a different self”’ (B. Kilbourne).
But regression is not only a recurrence. In the analytical process, hoped to be «controlled» and «meaningful», it becomes a ‘bridge to authenticity’ (as in D. Winnicott's concept of true and false self). It is also the source of creativity: dreaming, play, art are born in this boundary state, where chaos takes shape.
Regression is a backward movement in which a new self is born. S. Freud postulated the ‘deferred action» (die Nachtraglichkeit in German, après-coup in French). - the law according to which the present experience melts the past.
It is important to note the primary emotional effect of the regressive state - the observer experiences shock, surprise, fear. If one manages to survive this first shocking experience, it is becoming possible to think, to give meaning to the event, to enter it into one's history.
It is also possible to consider social processes from the angle of regression - are the crises of humanity as a whole a process of evolutionary movement through regression and creative rethinking of old forms, or do they lead to the destruction of civilization as such?
Both in the analytical situation and in social processes, one can never be sure whether regression leads to development, greater capacity of the social field, greater authenticity and human freedom in the world, or whether the process can take a malignant form, lead to a halt in development, and often to self - and mutual destruction.
Are there ‘good enough’ analysts of social processes in today's world who can help the development of humanity and who can be heard?
Life is becoming more complex; the psychic tissue is being woven into new and intricate patterns. Institutional boundaries, the framework of the analytical session, are meant to be those secure ‘walls’ within which we can venture to be different.
At the upcoming conference we invite you to the conversation about regression in the psychoanalytic process, about the dangerous ‘dead spots’ of regressive states, but also about regression as a new possibility - a potential for personal development, about the peculiarities, difficulties and pleasures of analytical work with regressive states.
An important task of the conference is to create new and strengthen existing links between professionals with a shared history (IPA members, alumni of PIEE - EPI and other IPA institutes), as well as with those psychoanalytically-oriented professionals who are interested in co-operating in the development of psychoanalysis. The Integrative Psychoanalytic Community established during 2024 conference invites all those who are interested in continuing the dialogue at the 2nd conference in cozy Gyumri!
Psychoanalysis allows one to face/immerse/contact the psychically painful experiences from which the patient suffers and ‘tends to give the self the courage to induce regression (fear of loss of self), whereby the self will ultimately “acquire a different self”’ (B. Kilbourne).
But regression is not only a recurrence. In the analytical process, hoped to be «controlled» and «meaningful», it becomes a ‘bridge to authenticity’ (as in D. Winnicott's concept of true and false self). It is also the source of creativity: dreaming, play, art are born in this boundary state, where chaos takes shape.
Regression is a backward movement in which a new self is born. S. Freud postulated the ‘deferred action» (die Nachtraglichkeit in German, après-coup in French). - the law according to which the present experience melts the past.
It is important to note the primary emotional effect of the regressive state - the observer experiences shock, surprise, fear. If one manages to survive this first shocking experience, it is becoming possible to think, to give meaning to the event, to enter it into one's history.
It is also possible to consider social processes from the angle of regression - are the crises of humanity as a whole a process of evolutionary movement through regression and creative rethinking of old forms, or do they lead to the destruction of civilization as such?
Both in the analytical situation and in social processes, one can never be sure whether regression leads to development, greater capacity of the social field, greater authenticity and human freedom in the world, or whether the process can take a malignant form, lead to a halt in development, and often to self - and mutual destruction.
Are there ‘good enough’ analysts of social processes in today's world who can help the development of humanity and who can be heard?
Life is becoming more complex; the psychic tissue is being woven into new and intricate patterns. Institutional boundaries, the framework of the analytical session, are meant to be those secure ‘walls’ within which we can venture to be different.
At the upcoming conference we invite you to the conversation about regression in the psychoanalytic process, about the dangerous ‘dead spots’ of regressive states, but also about regression as a new possibility - a potential for personal development, about the peculiarities, difficulties and pleasures of analytical work with regressive states.
An important task of the conference is to create new and strengthen existing links between professionals with a shared history (IPA members, alumni of PIEE - EPI and other IPA institutes), as well as with those psychoanalytically-oriented professionals who are interested in co-operating in the development of psychoanalysis. The Integrative Psychoanalytic Community established during 2024 conference invites all those who are interested in continuing the dialogue at the 2nd conference in cozy Gyumri!
The program may change.
13:00 – 14:00
Participant registration
City tour
09:30 – 12:00
14:00 – 14:15
Official opening. Welcome speeches
Speakers: Armine Gmyur-Karapetyan (Gyumri), Paolo Fonda (Trieste), Dmitry Freydman (Saint Petersburg)
Moderator: Alexey Koryoukin (Stavropol)
Moderator: Alexey Koryoukin (Stavropol)
14:15 – 15:45
First plenary session
Chair: Alexey Koryoukin (Stavropol)
- Speaker: Paolo Fonda (Trieste)
- Discussants: Zinaida Grusco (Chisinau), Svetlana Carrere (Paris)
- Chair: Alexey Koryoukin (Stavropol)
«REGRESSION IN PSYCHOANALYSIS: ITS DEVELOPMENT AND RESISTENCES»
15:45 – 16:15
Coffee break
16:15 – 17:10
Small group discussions
17:15 – 18:15
Plenary discussion
18:30 – 20:00
Seminar
- Speaker: Vyacheslav Dorodeyko (Vitebsk)
- Chair: Natalia Antipova (Saint Petersburg)
«It Is Impossible to Live Without Inventing Something. The Noise of Time and the Life of D. Shostakovich in His String Quartets»
с 21:00
Welcome cocktail
The program may change.
13:00 – 14:00
Participant registration
City tour
09:30 – 12:00
14:00 – 14:15
Official opening. Welcome speeches
Speakers: Armine Gmyur-Karapetyan (Gyumri), Paolo Fonda (Trieste), Dmitry Freydman (Saint Petersburg)
Moderator: Alexey Koryoukin (Stavropol)
Moderator: Alexey Koryoukin (Stavropol)
14:15 – 15:45
First plenary session
Chair: Alexey Koryoukin (Stavropol)
- Speaker: Paolo Fonda (Trieste)
- Discussants: Zinaida Grusco (Chisinau), Svetlana Carrere (Paris)
- Chair: Alexey Koryoukin (Stavropol)
«Regression in psychoanalysis: its development and resistences»
15:45 – 16:15
Coffee Break
16:15 – 17:10
Small group discussions
17:15 – 18:15
Plenary discussion
18:30 – 20:00
Seminar
- Speaker: Vyacheslav Dorodeyko (Vitebsk)
- Chair: Natalia Antipova (Saint Petersburg)
«It Is Impossible to Live Without Inventing Something. The Noise of Time and the Life of D. Shostakovich in His String Quartets»
с 21:00
Welcome cocktail
The program may change.
13:30 – 15:00
Lunch
18:30 – 20:00
Dinner
16:30 – 17:00
Coffee break
11:00 – 11:30
Coffee break
11:30 – 12:25
Small group discussions
Chair: Vladislav Ermak (Moscow)
12:30 – 13:30
Plenary discussion
15:00 – 16:30
Small group supervisions
20:00 – 21:30
Parallel evening seminars
- Speakers: Vladislav Ermak (Moscow), Diana Pipinashvili (Tbilisi)
- Chair: Arous Ghazaryan (Yerevan)
«A Psychoanalytic Perspective on Adolescent Social and Antisocial Activity»
- Speaker: Mikhail Yerish (Saint Petersburg)
- Chair: Endel Talvik (Tallinn)
«A Difficult Clinical Case»
17:00 – 18:30
Author's theoretical seminar
- Speaker: Igor Kadyrov (Moscow)
- Chair: Zinaida Grusco (Chisinau)
Topic to be announced
9:30 – 11:00
Second plenary session
- Speaker: Helene Sparer (Paris)
- Discussant: Dmitry Freydman (Saint Petersburg)
- Chair: Vladislav Ermak (Moscow)
"The ego’s unconscious"
The program may change.
13:30 – 15:00
Lunch
18:30 – 20:00
Dinner
16:30 – 17:00
Coffee break
11:00 – 11:30
Coffee break
11:30 – 12:25
Small group discussions
Chair: Vladislav Ermak (Moscow)
12:30 – 13:30
Plenary discussion
15:00 – 16:30
Small group supervisions
20:00 – 21:30
Parallel evening seminars
- Speakers: Vladislav Ermak (Moscow), Diana Pipinashvili (Tbilisi)
- Chair: Arous Ghazaryan (Yerevan)
«A psychoanalytic perspective on adolescent social and antisocial activity»
- Ведущий: Михаил Ериш (Санкт-Петербург)
- Модератор: Эндель Талвик (Таллин)
«A difficult clinical case»
17:00 – 18:30
Author's theoretical seminar
- Speaker: Igor Kadyrov (Moscow)
- Chair: Zinaida Grusco (Chisinau
Topic to be announced
9:30 – 11:00
Second plenary session
- Speaker: Helene Sparer (Paris)
- Discussant: Dmitry Freydman (Saint Petersburg)
- Chair: Vladislav Ermak (Moscow)
"The ego’s unconscious"
The program may change.
13:30 – 15:00
Lunch
19:30 – 21:00
Dinner
16:30 – 17:00
Coffee break
11:00 – 11:30
Coffee break
11:30 – 12:25
Small group discussions
Chair: Elena Zhilinskaya (Minsk)
12:30 – 13:30
Plenary discussion
15:00 – 16:30
Small group supervisions
21:00 – 22:30
Literary evening "Regression as creativity in the process of psychoanalytic training". Presentation of the book “The space of meanings and ellipses”
- Speaker: Zinaida Grusco (Chisinau)
- Chair: Armine Gmyur-Karapetyan (Gyumri)
17:00 – 19:30
Evening plenary session with discussion
- Chair: Dmitry Freydman (Saint Petersburg)
- Discussant: Elena Zhilinskaya (Minsk)
«On the Landscape and Paths of Regression»
- Speaker: Nina Savchenkova (Saint Petersburg)
«The Concept of Neocatharsis by Sándor Ferenczi»
9:30 – 11:00
- Discussant: Diana Pipinashvili (Tbilisi)
- Chair: Elena Zhilinskaya (Minsk)
- Speaker: Alexey Koryoukin (Stavropol)
- Speaker: Endel Talvik (Tallinn)
«Narcissism as a Regressive State»
«The Three E. Evolution of Psychic Conflict in the Course of Development»
Third plenary session
The program may change.
13:30 – 15:00
Lunch
19:30 – 21:00
Dinner
16:30 – 17:00
Coffee break
11:00 – 11:30
Coffee break
11:30 – 12:25
Small group discussions
Chair: Elena Zhilinskaya (Minsk)
12:30 – 13:30
Plenary discussion
15:00 – 16:30
Small group supervisions
21:00 – 22:30
Literary evening "Regression as creativity in the process of psychoanalytic training". Presentation of the book “The space of meanings and ellipses”
- Speaker: Zinaida Grusco (Chisinau)
- Chair: Armine Gmyur-Karapetyan (Gyumri)
17:00 – 19:30
Evening plenary session with discussion
- Chair: Dmitry Freydman (Saint Petersburg)
- Discussant: Elena Zhilinskaya (Minsk)
«On the landscape and paths of regression»
- Speaker: Nina Savchenkova (Saint Petersburg)
«The concept of neocatharsis by Sándor Ferenczi»
9:30 – 11:00
- Discussant: Diana Pipinashvili (Tbilisi)
- Chair: Elena Zhilinskaya (Minsk)
- Speaker: Alexey Koryoukin (Stavropol)
- Speaker: Endel Talvik (Tallinn)
«Narcissism as a regressive state»
«The three E. Evolution of psychic conflict in the course of development»
Third plenary session
The program may change.
13:30 – 15:00
Lunch
18:45 – 20:00
Final general discussion
16:30 – 17:00
Coffee break
11:00 – 11:30
Coffee break
11:30 – 12:25
Small group discussions
Chair: Tatyana Avdeeva (Saint Petersburg)
12:30 – 13:30
Plenary discussion
15:00 – 16:30
Small group supervisions
21:00
Gala dinner
- Chair: Svetlana Carrere (Paris), Dmitry Freydman (Saint Petersburg)
17:00 – 18:30
Parallel events
- Chair: IPA Candidate (to be confirmed)
- Speaker: Alexey Koryoukin (Stavropol)
- Secretary: Elena Zhilinskaya (Minsk)
- Speaker: IPA Candidate (to be confirmed)
Seminar (topic to be announced)
General Meeting of the Integrative Psychoanalytic Community
9:30 – 11:00
Fourth plenary session
- Discussant: Natalia Antipova (Saint Petersburg)
- Chair: Tatyana Avdeeva (Saint Petersburg)
- Speaker: Vladislav Ermak (Moscow)
- Speaker: Armine Gmyur-Karapetyan (Gyumri)
«Manifestations of Regression in Psychoanalytic Clinical Practice»
«The Influence of Regression on Psychoanalytic Technique»
The program may change.
13:30 – 15:00
Lunch
18:45 – 20:00
Final general discussion
16:30 – 17:00
Coffee break
11:00 – 11:30
Coffee break
11:30 – 12:25
Small group discussions
Chair: Tatyana Avdeeva (Saint Petersburg)
12:30 – 13:30
Plenary discussion
15:00 – 16:30
Small group supervisions
21:00
Gala dinner
- Chair: Svetlana Carrere (Paris), Dmitry Freydman (Saint Petersburg)
17:00 – 18:30
Parallel events
- Chair: IPA Candidate (to be confirmed)
- Speaker: Alexey Koryoukin (Stavropol)
- Secretary: Elena Zhilinskaya (Minsk)
- Speaker: IPA Candidate (to be confirmed)
Seminar (topic to be announced)
General meeting of the integrative psychoanalytic community
9:30 – 11:00
Fourth plenary session
- Discussant: Natalia Antipova (Saint Petersburg)
- Chair: Tatyana Avdeeva (Saint Petersburg)
- Speaker: Vladislav Ermak (Moscow)
- Speaker: Armine Gmyur-Karapetyan (Gyumri)
«Manifestations of regression in psychoanalytic clinical practice»
«The Influence of regression on psychoanalytic technique»
Speakers and presenters
The conference program includes:
Personalities
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Dmitry Freydman (Saint Petersburg)
Psychiatrist, psychotherapist, addiction specialist; board member of the Integrative Psychoanalytic Community; member of the International Psychoanalytical Association.
Paolo Fonda (Trieste)
Psychiatrist, psychoanalyst; training analyst of the Italian Psychoanalytical Society.
Endel Talvik (Tallinn)
Psychologist, psychoanalyst; President of the Estonian-Latvian Psychoanalytical Society; training and supervising analyst of the International Psychoanalytical Association.
Helene Sparer (Paris)
Psychologist, psychoanalyst; training and supervising analyst of the Paris Psychoanalytical Society; Director of Training at the Paris Institute of Psychoanalysis; European Representative on the IPA Board.
Nina Savchenkova (Saint Petersburg)
Psychotherapist in psychoanalytic orientation, Doctor of Philosophy, Professor at the European University at Saint Petersburg, lecturer at the Institute of Practical and Interdisciplinary Psychoanalysis.
Diana Pipinashvili (Tbilisi)
Psychologist, Doctor of Psychological Sciences; psychoanalyst; board member of the Integrative Psychoanalytic Community; member of the International Psychoanalytical Association.
Alexey Koryoukin (Stavropol)
Psychologist, psychoanalyst; member of the South Russian Psychoanalytic Society; head of the Integrative Psychoanalytic Community; member of the International Psychoanalytical Association.
Svetlana Carrere (Paris, Saint Petersburg)
Psychiatrist, PhD in Medicine; child and adult psychoanalyst; member of the Integrative Psychoanalytic Community; member of the Paris Psychoanalytical Society.
Igor Kadyrov (Moscow)
Psychologist, PhD in Psychology, Associate Professor, psychoanalyst; head of the Moscow Psychoanalytic Society; member of the Training Committee, training analyst of the Moscow Psychoanalytic Society; guest member of the German Psychoanalytical Association; training and supervising analyst of the International Psychoanalytical Association.
Elena Zhilinskaya (Minsk)
Psychologist, psychoanalyst; member of the Belarusian Psychoanalytic Study Group; Secretary of the Integrative Psychoanalytic Community; member of the International Psychoanalytical Association.
Mikhail Yerish (Saint Petersburg)
Clinical psychologist, psychoanalyst; member of the Integrative Psychoanalytic Community; member of the International Psychoanalytical Association.
Vladislav Ermak (Rostov-on-Don, Moscow)
Clinical psychologist, PhD in Psychology, psychoanalyst; member of the South Russian Psychoanalytic Society; member of the Integrative Psychoanalytic Community; member of the International Psychoanalytical Association.
Vyacheslav Dorodeyko (Vitebsk)
Psychoanalyst; member of the Belarusian Psychoanalytic Study Group; member of the Integrative Psychoanalytic Community; member of the International Psychoanalytical Association.
Zinaida Grusco (Chisinau)
Psychologist, PhD in Psychology, psychoanalyst; member of the Integrative Psychoanalytic Community; member of the International Psychoanalytical Association.
Armine Gmyur-Karapetyan (Gyumri)
Psychologist, psychoanalyst; member of the Integrative Psychoanalytic Community; member of the International Psychoanalytical Association; president of the psychosocial support foundation "Arevamanuk".
Arous Ghazaryan (Yerevan)
psychoanalyst; member of the International Psychoanalytical Association; board member of the Integrative Psychoanalytic Community.
Natalia Antipova (Saint Petersburg)
Medical doctor, psychoanalyst; member of the Integrative Psychoanalytic Community; member of the International Psychoanalytical Association.
Tatyana Avdeeva (Saint Petersburg)
Psychologist, psychoanalyst; member of the Integrative Psychoanalytic Community; member of the International Psychoanalytical Association.
Organizational fee
In Russian rubles, euros or Armenian drams
On spot
Bank transfer
Organizational fee - 28,000 RUB/300€/135,000 AMD
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What the registration fee include?
The registration fee includes: the full conference program (excluding the gala dinner), city tour, coffee breaks, welcome cocktail, and the conference materials.
Accompanying person's fee - 10000RUB/110€/50000AMD
If you are planning to attend the conference with an accompanying person who will not participate in the professional program, you may pay the accompanying person fee. This fee will grant access to the cultural events of the conference: the welcome cocktail, city tour, the literary evening with Zinaida Grusco, and the gala dinner (included in the accompanying person fee). Payment in Russian rubles by bank transfer is available until September 1. Please select “online payment” in the registration form.
ATTENTION!
By registering for the conference, you agree to pay the registration fee even in the event of cancellation.
A full refund is possible until September 1 upon written notice to the Organizing Committee at: icopsychoanalysis@gmail.com.
A full refund is possible until September 1 upon written notice to the Organizing Committee at: icopsychoanalysis@gmail.com.
Gala dinner - 5000RUB/55€/25000AMD
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Please note: the gala dinner is not included in the conference registration fee and must be paid separately by participants. However, it is included in the accompanying person fee.
Payment in Russian rubles by bank transfer is available until September 1. Please select “online payment” in the registration form.
Payment in Russian rubles by bank transfer is available until September 1. Please select “online payment” in the registration form.
Transfer
There is an international airport in Gyumri, from which it is quite easy to get to the city center by taxi, we recommend using the YandexGO application, it accepts all cards and cash. Taking a taxi “on the spot” can be very expensive and uncomfortable. Make sure you have the application on your phone. Most likely, your flight will be to Yerevan; the airport in Yerevan serves a lot of flights from different countries. The road from Yerevan to Gyumri by car takes 2 hours and costs about 50 euros. In this case, also, use the YandexGO or GG application directly from the airport. For convenience and economy, we will create a chat in telegram so that conference participants can easily find colleagues or a colleague who will arrive at a similar time, so that in a pleasant company, by taxi, you can get to Gyumri. You can also get to Gyumri from Yerevan by electric train and bus. Contact representatives of the local organizing committee if you need further details.
Meals at the Conference
Breakfast is included in the accommodation cost in many hotels. Please check this with your hotel manager or ask a member of the local organizing committee for assistance.
A welcome cocktail will be organized at the conference venue and is included in the registration fee. The exact location of the welcome cocktail will be announced later.
Coffee breaks will be available in the conference area during scheduled breaks.
Lunches and dinners are self-organized. The city center is quite compact, so finding a good place to eat will not be difficult. We have prepared a small guide — [HERE].
A gala dinner will be held on the final day of the conference.
It is paid separately — €55. Please indicate in the registration form if you would like to attend the gala dinner.
A welcome cocktail will be organized at the conference venue and is included in the registration fee. The exact location of the welcome cocktail will be announced later.
Coffee breaks will be available in the conference area during scheduled breaks.
Lunches and dinners are self-organized. The city center is quite compact, so finding a good place to eat will not be difficult. We have prepared a small guide — [HERE].
A gala dinner will be held on the final day of the conference.
It is paid separately — €55. Please indicate in the registration form if you would like to attend the gala dinner.
ABOUT THE VENUE
The conference will take place at GITC (Gyumri Information Technologies Center), located in the very heart of Gyumri, directly across from the city park.
Address: 1 Gayi Street, Gyumri.
GITC is one of Armenia’s leading educational and technological institutions, known for its innovative programs in IT and engineering. The building combines contemporary architecture with elements that reflect the historical spirit of Gyumri — the second-largest city in Armenia.
The center is within walking distance of the city’s main landmarks, and its windows overlook a spacious park — one of the most beloved public spaces in Gyumri.
Address: 1 Gayi Street, Gyumri.
GITC is one of Armenia’s leading educational and technological institutions, known for its innovative programs in IT and engineering. The building combines contemporary architecture with elements that reflect the historical spirit of Gyumri — the second-largest city in Armenia.
The center is within walking distance of the city’s main landmarks, and its windows overlook a spacious park — one of the most beloved public spaces in Gyumri.
Accommodation
Participants are responsible for arranging their own accommodation.
We have prepared a short list of recommended options, all located within a five-minute walk from the conference venue.
Please note: this is not an exhaustive list — there are many other possibilities available!
We have prepared a short list of recommended options, all located within a five-minute walk from the conference venue.
Please note: this is not an exhaustive list — there are many other possibilities available!
Breakfast included
From 30000 AMD per night
JAZZ HOTEL Gyumri
Breakfast included
From 25000 AMD per night
Prime Hotel
From 22500 AMD per night
21 Rooms Hotel
Breakfast included
From 31000 AMD per night
Radisson Hotel & Spa Gyumri
Breakfast included
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Conference program committee
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
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Chairman of the Program Committee
Dmitry Freydman
City:
Saint Petersburg
Email:
freddibor@gmail.com
Tel.: +995 591 096508
Diana Pipinashvili
City:
Member of IPC
Tbilisi
Email:
dikuna@msn.com
Tel.:
+995 599 715544
Alexey Koryoukin
City:
Stavropol
Email:
koryoukin@yandex.ru
Tel.:
+7 962 4025142
Conference coordinator
Svetlana Carrere
City:
Member of IPC
Paris
Email:
svtchv@yahoo.fr
Tel.: +3350924277
Conference Secretary
Elena Zhilinskaya
City:
Minsk
Email:
jhelena@prospertf.com
Web:
www.jhylinskaya.by
Vladislav Ermak
City:
Member of IPC
Moscow
Email:
vlad_ermak197220@mail.ru
Tel.:
Mikhail Yerish
City:
Member of IPC
Saint Petersburg
Email:
yerishm@gmail.com
Tel.:
+7 911 8229344
Vyacheslav Dorodeyko
City:
Member of IPC
Vitebsk
Email:
dorodeiko@mail.ru
Tel.:
+375 212246584
Zinaida Grusco
City:
Member of IPC
Chisinau
Email:
zgrusco@mail.ru
Tel.: +37379459322
Arous Ghazaryan
City:
Member of IPC
Yerevan
Email: arous.ghazaryan@gmail.com
Tel.: +374 77 571045
Natalia Antipova
City:
Member of IPC
Saint Petersburg
Email: Antipova.natalia386@gmail.com
Tel.: +7921-943-95-09
Tatyana Avdeeva
City:
Member of IPC
Saint Petersburg
Email: avdeeva-t-l32@yandex.ru
Tel.: +7 921 9222565
Conference program committee
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Chairman of the program committee
Dmitry Freydman
City:
Saint Petersburg
Email:
freddibor@gmail.com
Tel.: +995 591 096508
Diana Pipinashvili
City:
Tbilisi
Email:
dikuna@msn.com
Tel.:
+995 599 715544
Conference coordinator
Alexey Koryoukin
City:
Stavropol
Email:
koryoukin@yandex.ru
Tel.:
+7 962 4025142
Svetlana Carrere
City:
Paris
Email:
svtchv@yahoo.fr
Tel.: +3350924277
Conference secretary
Elena Zhilinskaya
City:
Minsk
Email:
jhelena@prospertf.com
Web:
Vladislav Ermak
City:
Moscow
Email:
vlad_ermak197220@mail.ru
Tel.:
Mikhail Yerish
City:
Saint Petersburg
Email:
yerishm@gmail.com
Tel.:
+7 911 8229344
Vyacheslav Dorodeyko
City:
Vitebsk
Email:
dorodeiko@mail.ru
Tel.:
+375 212246584
Zinaida Grusco
City:
Chisinau
Email:
zgrusco@mail.ru
Tel.: +37379459322
Arous Ghazaryan
City:
Yerevan
Email: arous.ghazaryan@gmail.com
Tel.: +374 77 571045
Natalia Antipova
City:
Saint Petersburg
Email: Antipova.natalia386@gmail.com
Tel.: +7 921 9439509
Tatyana Avdeeva
City:
Saint Petersburg
Email: avdeeva-t-l32@yandex.ru
Tel.: +7 921 9222565
Conference organizing committees
Local organizers
Anastasia Sypchenko
City:
Yerevan
Email:
a.spchnk@gmail.com
Tel.: +374 55 255495
Karine Stepanyan
City:
Gyumri
Email: stepanyan.karine5@gmail.com
Tel.: +374 94585284
Sona Simonyan
City:
Gyumri
Email:
sona.simonyan@arevamanuk.org
Tel.: +374 95100898
Ivan Koryukin
City:
Yerevan
Email:
koryukin.vanya@yandex.ru
Tel.:
+374 95 040245
Head of the local organizing committee
Armine Gmyur-Karapetyan
City:
Gyumri
Email:
gmyurar@gmail.com
Tel.: +374 91201291
Contact
Adress
To be confirmed.
E-mail
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