YEREVAN. – The U.S. Embassy in Armenia on Wednesday officially presented the Armenian translation of the Steve Jobs biography by Walter Isaacson at the Tumo Center for Creative Technologies.
The publication of the book was administered by the U.S. Embassy, and the translation and publication was done by Antares Media Holding. The U.S. Ambassador to Armenia John A. Heffern attended the event and gave remarks. RA Deputy Minister of Culture Nerses Ter-Vardanyan also attended.
In his opening remarks, Ambassador Heffern said, “I am very happy to introduce the Steve Jobs biography to young learners. I know many of you will read the book and become inspired by this iconic personality. Steve was a big believer in education, as I am. The future of Armenia belongs to you. Read this book, get inspired, and do your best for your school, your community, and your country."
Tumo students then presented an infographics demonstration about Steve Jobs.
All 1000 copies of the book will be delivered to schools and libraries in Yerevan and throughout Armenia.
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