We are delighted to invite you to take part in the EAN Regional Teaching Day in Yerevan, Armenia, on 22 May 2026.
The EAN Regional Teaching Day will take place over one day, at the beginning of the Congress of the Armenian Neurological Association – Brain 2026 on 23 May 2026. The event will focus on:
- Neurological complications of tumours
- Dementia: from biomarkers to care
- Therapy and management of immune-mediated muscle and neuromuscular junction disorders.
We also invite you to join the congress Brain 2026, the programme of which will include keynote lectures and workshops on different neurological topics, fostering professional development and collaboration between neurologists and residents in the region.
We are looking forward to welcoming you to Yerevan, a vibrant and welcoming city where ancient history blends seamlessly with modern culture and a warm welcome. Historians date Yerevan to 782 BC, making it older than Rome. The city’s long and eventful history is linked to the ancient Urartian king, Argishti I, who built a fortress on Arin-Berd Hill and named it Erebuni. Yerevan only became the capital of Armenia in 1920, after first being briefly mentioned in 15th-century chronicles. Pink tufa was predominantly used in Yerevan’s construction, which is why the Armenian capital is sometimes called the ‘Pink City’. Located in the heart of Armenia, Yerevan serves as a gateway to remarkable historical sites, unique cuisine, and unforgettable cultural experiences, making your conference visit not only professionally rewarding but also truly memorable.
Please find more information here: Regional Teaching Day in Yerevan Armenia – ean.org
The EAN Regional Teaching Day is limited to 200 participants.
For additional information, do not hesitate to contact us, hgurik@mail.com, hvekilyan@yahoo.com
Registration: link coming soon
We look forward to seeing you in Yerevan!
