Armenia

Armenia is a country, and previous Soviet republic, in the rocky Caucasus area amongst Asia and Europe. Among the soonest Christian civic establishments, it’s characterized by religious destinations including the Greco-Roman Temple of Garni and fourth-century Etchmiadzin Cathedral, the central station of the Armenian Church.

Armenia is a landlocked nation in the geopolitical Transcaucasus (South Caucasus) district, which is situated in the Southern Caucasus Mountains and their marshes between the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea, and upper east of the Armenian Highlands. Armenia is verged on the north by Georgia, the east by Azerbaijan; the south by Iran; and the southwest and west by Turkey.

The climate is highland continental, dry with four seasons. Temperatures in Armenia can vary considerably between seasons. The summer is generally pleasant reaching 25 degree Celsius, though in the Ararat valley temperatures can climb to 40 degree Celsius.

Armenia is associated with around 40 worldwide associations, including the United Nations; the Council of Europe; the Asian Development Bank; the Commonwealth of Independent States; the World Trade Organization; the World Customs Organization; the Organization of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation; and La Francophonie. It is an individual from the CSTO military organization together and furthermore partakes in NATO’s Partnership for Peace program.