AGBU Young Professionals Network

AGBU Young Professionals is a growing network of Armenians that offers unparalleled opportunities for community connections, professional development and volunteer experiences. AGBU YPs believe in the transformative power of community and inclusivity, welcoming individuals of all backgrounds, industries and walks of life.

Within the international scope of the Armenian General Benevolent Union, AGBU YPs enrich their personal and professional lives through meaningful and purpose-driven activities, events and community development efforts.

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Check out what's new around the world including upcoming events, announcements, photo galleries and more. From San Francisco to Buenos Aires, New York to Zurich, Dubai to Yerevan, our groups ignite connections and feature quality experiences for young professionals looking to expand their personal and professional networks.

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Founded as the Near East Relief’s Youth League in 1931, AGBU took charge of AYA upon the request of Catholicos Papken I of the Holy See of Cilicia. The AYA promoted national cohesion through cultural, sports, scouting and social activities for youth and young adults and flourished throughout the Middle East, producing men and women who would proudly go on to lead Armenian communities worldwide later in life.

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AGBU Urges Continued Church Autonomy and Encourages Reconciliation Dialogue

We have already appealed to the highest levels of the clergy worldwide to draw a line between spiritual leadership and political activities. We now appeal to the Armenian government to respect the self-governance and autonomy of the Armenian Apostolic Church.