YEREVAN. – The wake of Karen Vardanyan, CEO of the Union of Advanced Technology Enterprises (UATE) of Armenia, is taking place Sunday in a Yerevan church.
Vardanyan, 57, died Friday after a long illness.
He will be laid to eternal rest on Monday.

YEREVAN. – The wake of Karen Vardanyan, CEO of the Union of Advanced Technology Enterprises (UATE) of Armenia, is taking place Sunday in a Yerevan church.
Vardanyan, 57, died Friday after a long illness.
He will be laid to eternal rest on Monday.
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