On October 26, the British Embassy Yerevan, in collaboration with the UK Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (DEFRA) and in partnership with the Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC), hosted the UK–Armenia Nature Finance & Business Dialogue on the occasion of COP17.

With its initial capacity fully committed, Armenia’s AI Factory is scaling toward 40 MW and $2 billion in investment.

Ahead of its 25th anniversary, PROFAL, ABBC valued member and a leading Armenian manufacturer of aluminum doors and windows, has launched the region’s largest architectural glass processing plant. Founded 25 years ago by three friends, the company is now setting new benchmarks for quality in Armenia and beyond. With an investment of over $20 million, the project marks a strategic milestone in PROFAL’s development, aimed at expanding its production capacity and increasing export volumes.

On 7 October, the University of York Europe Campus, the Sheffield–York–Strasbourg Armenian Alumni Association (SYSAAA), and the British Embassy Yerevan brought together representatives of government, international organizations, business, finance, academia, and the sustainability sector for a PRE-COP17 Panel Discussion entitled “Nature Finance and the Cali Fund: Turning Global Commitments into Action” at the Armenia Marriott Hotel Yerevan.

On 30 September, the Armenian British Business Chamber - ABBC hosted a Public–Private Dialogue Platform session with the State Revenue Committee of the Republic of Armenia, bringing together representatives of the public and private sectors for an open and constructive discussion

On September 29, 2026, the Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC) hosted a special Host & Toast evening at Holiday Inn Yerevan, a valued ABBC member, to celebrate the successful conclusion of the Summer–Autumn Season of BOARDROOM Magazine, marking the completion of its first 20 editions.

The Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC) is pleased to announce the launch of its Policy Action Group (PAG), a new initiative aimed at strengthening ABBC’s policy and advocacy efforts and creating a structured platform for business engagement on key policy priorities.

DevSoft Armenia, a member of the Armenian-British Business Chamber (ABBC), proudly participated as a partner of the Seaside Startup Summit Armenia 2026, held at Sevan Festival City. The week-long summit brought together entrepreneurs, mentors, investors, and government representatives to support the growth of Armenia's startup ecosystem.

ABBC members are participating in Seaside Startup Summit 2026, taking place at Lake Sevan from July 26 to August 1, with members contributing as speakers and event partners.

On July 23, 2026, the Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC) hosted another successful edition of ABBC Connect, warmly welcoming the Chamber's newest members at the venue of our valued member, AIGY Business Center.

On July 8, 2026, the Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC) hosted a special farewell reception in honor of Paul Morris, Deputy Head of Mission and HM Consul at the British Embassy in Yerevan and an Honorary Board Director of ABBC, recognizing his dedication and valuable contribution to the Chamber and Armenia–UK business relations over the past three years.

ABBC Member ChangeSchool recently brought together HR, talent, and senior leaders from leading Armenian companies at the Yerevan Marriott Hotel for an exclusive session, "Preserving Judgement in the Era of AI." Led by Managing Director Viren Lall, the discussion explored how AI is reshaping leadership decision-making while emphasizing that, ultimately, sound judgment remains a human responsibility.

ChangeSchool joined Staff.am as Content Partner for Executive Offsite Vol. 1, a closed-door afternoon in Yerevan. Around forty-five Armenian CEOs, founders and board members came, by invitation only. They came to discuss one hard question: how do you run and grow a company when the world around it is changing so fast? 

From June 23–25, 2026, ABBC Executive Director Lusin Achoyan undertook a business trip to London, representing the Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC) and Armenia at a series of high-level meetings, international events, and partnership engagements aimed at strengthening UK–Armenia business relations.

On June 23, 2026, the Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC) hosted another edition of its Business Talks series, dedicated to the topic "Intellectual Property as a Business Asset."

Hayasa Hospitality Group has officially opened Hayasa Hotel Old Yerevan, a new heritage hospitality project located in the heart of Yerevan’s historic district.

On June 3, 2026 RISE Powered by Silicon Mountains 2026 brought together leading representatives from the technology, engineering, and defence sectors to discuss innovation, industrial development, and the future of Armenia’s economy.

Eleveight AI presents the region's first AI Factory powered by NVIDIA Blackwell B300 technology, positioning Armenia as a regional hub for AI infrastructure.

ABBC A Category and Board Member Armenia Stock Exchange (AMX) celebrated its 25th Anniversary of the establishment and development of Armenia’s capital market, reflecting on the key achievements of the past quarter-century while marking the beginning of a new stage of growth.

On May 26, 2026, the Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC) held the latest edition of its Host & Toast series in collaboration with EFES Insurance, bringing together members and guests for an evening of networking and business engagement.

On May 16, 2026, the Women in Leadership Forum 2026 took place at AIGY Business Center, bringing together industry leaders, executives, and professionals for a conference dedicated to leadership, business, and the evolving role of women in the corporate world.

"Adaptability is not optional, it is essential." - Holiday Inn Yerevan workshop participant Between February and April ChangeSchool ran Leading Change: The Behavioural Foundation with eight of the larger businesses operating in Armenia: Siemens Software Armenia, Ucom, Holiday Inn Yerevan, Digitain, BDO Armenia, EasyPay, Ovio, and Zvartnots International Airport.

On May 13, 2026, the Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC) hosted another edition of its Business Talks series, titled “LinkedIn as a Business Tool,” bringing together members of the business community for an insightful and interactive session.

On April 29, a significant event for Armenia’s investment sector took place in Yerevan, as ABBC member company “Armbrok” officially presented its new brand identity, ROQ Capital. The rebranding event brought together around 300 partners, clients, and guests.

The Armenian British Business Chamber - ABBC is pleased to announce the launch of its Public–Private Dialogue Platform, designed to strengthen engagement between the business community and government institutions.

The Armenian British Business Chamber - ABBC is pleased to announce the launch of a new collaborative initiative with Virtuous Consulting Company, aimed at strengthening access to timely and practical legal and regulatory insights for its member community.

On April 10, 2026, the Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC) held its Annual General Assembly at Red Bridge Yerevan, bringing together representatives of the UK Embassy in Armenia, member companies and partners.

The Armenian-British Business Chamber (ABBC) is proud to announce that it has officially reached 100 members — a significant milestone reflecting the continued growth, trust, and engagement within its business community.

On March 23, 2026, ABBC hosted Business Talks: Marketing & Creative Demands & Obstacles, bringing together members for an engaging and insightful session.

On 11 March 2026, the Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC) launched the first edition of its Host & Toast event series, kindly hosted by member company Carmark.

This is not an MBA about artificial intelligence. It is an MBA designed for the conditions AI creates, conditions that many Armenian companies are already navigating.

On 5 March 2026, the British Embassy in Yerevan hosted “Financing UK-Armenia Trade: UK Export Finance (UKEF) Opportunities”, bringing together UK and Armenian government and business representatives to explore new opportunities for trade and investment.

On 26 February 2026, the Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC), in collaboration with Armenia Marriott Hotel Yerevan, hosted Thirsty Thursday at The Square. The evening brought together members of the ABBC community for relaxed networking and conversation, while also marking the welcoming of the Chamber’s newest Board Member, Yvo van Dijk, the newly appointed General Manager of Armenia Marriott Hotel Yerevan, succeeding Denis Laus.

On 20 February 2026, New Venture Brokerage hosted an exclusive evening within the Armenian British Business Chamber’s (ABBC) Sector Focus series at the The Alexander, a Luxury Collection Hotel. The event brought together invited members of the ABBC community for an insightful presentation and high-level networking experience.

The Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC) is delighted to announce the launch of its brand-new website and a members-only monthly newsletter, ABBC Round-Up, designed to strengthen connections and provide members with timely insights into the Armenian–British business community.

On 30 January 2026, the Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC) held its first event of the year, Business Talks: Legal, Tax Updates and Legislative Changes 2026, at Ramada Hotel & Suites by Wyndham Yerevan. The session brought together members of the ABBC community for an informative discussion and networking opportunity focused on the latest legal, tax, and legislative developments affecting businesses in Armenia.

The Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC) welcomes Wizz Air’s announcement of direct flights between Yerevan and London, starting on 12 June 2026.

On 18 December 2025, the Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC), in partnership with the British Embassy Yerevan, hosted its Season’s Greetings event, marking the final gathering of the year. The evening provided members and partners with an opportunity for festive networking and meaningful engagement.

On 25 November 2025, the Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC) hosted ABBC Connect: Welcome Event for New Members, bringing together the Chamber’s community for an engaging evening of introductions, networking, and collaboration.

On 19 November 2025, ABBC member ChangeSchool hosted the Leadership for Growth: EMBA 2026 Executive Launch in partnership with the Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC). The session brought together business leaders and professionals to explore practical strategies for strengthening management and leadership capabilities.

The Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC) Board is pleased to announce the re-election of Mr Haig Armaghanian, Founding and Executive Director of Haig Barrett Partners, as our ABBC-UK Representative for another two-year term.

On 4 November 2025, the Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC) hosted Business Talks: Insurance, Risk, and Resilience at Ramada Hotel & Suites by Wyndham Yerevan. The event brought together industry leaders and professionals for a panel discussion and networking session focused on innovation, emerging challenges, and the future of the insurance and risk management sectors.

On November 1, 2025 British Council Armenia hosted a vibrant networking event to welcome H.E. Alexandra Cole, the UK Ambassador to Armenia, and celebrate the UK Alumni community.

The Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC), in collaboration with the British Embassy Yerevan, is participating in DigiTec Armenia 2025, showcasing the Chamber’s role in strengthening UK–Armenia business cooperation at one of the country’s leading technology exhibitions.

On 3 October 2025, the ABBC Board held a business breakfast meeting with the newly appointed UK Ambassador to Armenia, H.E. Ms Alexandra Cole, hosted at Armenia Marriott Hotel Yerevan. The meeting provided a valuable platform to engage in open dialogue and strengthen ties between ABBC and the British Embassy in Yerevan.

On 24 September 2025, ABBC, in collaboration with Praxyma, a business development and strategy consultancy, hosted a roundtable discussion with Professor Javier Marcos, Professor of Strategic Sales Management and Negotiation at Cranfield School of Management, UK.

On 20 September 2025, members of the Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC) came together for a unique retreat at the FPWC Wildlife Rescue Centre in Urtsadzor—an experience that blended nature, conservation, and community connection.

On 2 September 2025, English Law Day gathered leading UK legal professionals, international experts, and Armenian business leaders at the Armenia Marriott Hotel for a comprehensive discussion on English law, international dispute resolution, and their significance for Armenia’s evolving legal and business environment.

On 25 August 2025, ChangeSchool—one of ABBC’s valued members—hosted an in-depth roundtable discussion at Armenia Marriott Hotel, bringing together leaders from across Armenia’s business community to explore the future of leadership development.

On 18 July 2025, the Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC), in coordination with the British Embassy Yerevan, had the honour of hosting Mr. Philip Sydenham, Regional Exports Director for Eastern Europe and Central Asia at the UK Department for Business and Trade. This insightful meeting offered an excellent opportunity for an in-depth discussion on trade, export opportunities, and the ongoing strengthening of UK–Armenia economic ties.

On 10 July 2025, the Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC) hosted its signature networking event, Thirsty Thursday, at the AIGY Business Center.

On 15 May, the Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC) hosted its signature networking event, Thirsty Thursday, at the newly opened The Square Yerevan, located within the Armenia Marriott Hotel Yerevan.

The Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC) successfully held its Annual General Assembly (AGA) on 4 April, 2025. The event brought together a diverse group of stakeholders, members, and partners, all united by a shared commitment to strengthening business relations between Armenia and the UK. T

On 20 March, 2025 the Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC) hosted its traditional Thirsty Thursday networking event in collaboration with Hayasa Hotel Yerevan. This informal yet impactful gathering brought together ABBC members and partners for an evening of connection, discovery, and celebration.

On 21 February, 2025 British Embassy Yerevan and the Department of Business and Trade hosted “Emerging AI opportunities, barriers and solutions for UK-Armenian businesses” AI Forum in partnership with the Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC), Haig Barrett Partners, and Tumo Center for Creative Technologies. Bringing together AI leaders and businesses from both countries the event explored collaborative opportunities in this rapidly evolving field.

On 16 January, 2025 members of the Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC) attended the Armenian premiere of Paddington in Peru at KinoPark Cinema House...

On 12 December 2024, the Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC) hosted its annual Season’s Greetings Reception at the residence of the British Ambassador in Yerevan. The event brought together ABBC members and distinguished guests to celebrate the chamber’s achievements over the past year. Filled with engaging conversations, ABBC community reflected on the growing Armenian-British business ties. 

On 12–13 November, 2024, at Holiday Inn Yerevan – Republic Square, the Armenian British Business Chamber – ABBC and HAP Law Firm, in sponsorship with Fieldfisher, hosted the highly anticipated legal expertise exchange event – English Law Days.  

On 27 September 2024, the Armenia-British Business Chamber (ABBC) hosted its signature event, the Business Talks Educational Forum, in collaboration with British Council Armenia at the Ramada Hotel Yerevan. The event aimed to bridge the gap between education and business, providing a platform for knowledge-sharing and insightful discussions on educational development in Armenia.

On 29 August 2024, the summer season concluded with another vibrant Thirsty Thursday event, this time hosted at the creative office and showroom of ABBC member Nera Project.

On 20 June, the Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC) hosted its signature event, Thirsty Thursday, at EFES Insurance’s new office. This popular networking event brought together the ABBC community, including new members and the EFES team.

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On 24 May 2024, the Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC) hosted a pivotal event at the Armenia Marriott Hotel Yerevan—“Business Talks.” This edition, in fact, introduced an...

On 20-21 May, 2024, the 14th annual edition of City Week (CW2024) was held in-person in Central London. As in previous years, CW2024 was organised in partnership with the UK Government, the...

On 21 March 2024, the Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC) held its Annual General Assembly in Yerevan. This annual event brought together representatives from member...

On 9 February 2024, Fieldfisher, a prominent international law firm, hosted an informative session on the UK Sanctions Support Programme. Organised by the Armenian British Business Chamber...

On 14 December 2023, the Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC), a key business community platform in Armenia, hosted its annual Season’s Greetings Reception. The event took

On 31 October 2023, the Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC) launched its first Business Talks event at AMX, Armenia Securities Exchange. This session, led by Hayk Yeganyan, CEO of AMX...

On 16 October 2023, ABBC hosted a Business Brunch at PAUL Armenia. The event brought together key members from the tech sector and the ABBC Board of Directors. The event...

On 19 September 2023, the Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC) Board of Directors participated in an insightful Business Breakfast with His Majesty’s Ambassador to the Republic of Armenia...

On July 13th, the Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC), in cooperation with Holiday Inn Yerevan Republic Square, hosted the “Thirsty Thursday” networking event. This lively gathering brought...

On June 29th, the ABBC Board of Directors held a meeting with Mr. Ben Aldred, Deputy Trade Commissioner for Eastern Europe and Central Asia, and Director of Trade for Turkey. This gathering...

On May 23rd, the Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC), in collaboration with the British Embassy in Yerevan, co-organized an open finance reception at the Armenia Marriott Hotel...

ABBC is ramping up its efforts to create value for its members! One of the latest initiatives is the informal networking event series, ‘Thirsty Thursday.’ This series aims to help members get to know each...

On April 11th, 2023, the Armenian British Business Chamber Board of Directors convened with Mr. Stuart Hatch, the UK Government’s Department for Business and Trade (DBT)...

As part of the annual general assembly elections, ABBC members participated in an informal reception following the official meeting. This gathering provided an excellent opportunity for attendees...

On 16th March 2023, the Armenian British Business Chamber – ABBC held its annual general assembly at Alexander Luxury Hotel Yerevan. A brief of ABBC’s past 2-year activities...

On February 27th, the Armenian British Business Chamber (ABBC) collaborated with the British Embassy in Yerevan to organize a Business Brunch discussion. The event brought...

Within the spirit of further developing the economic and trade ties between Armenia and the UK and with a specific goal of expanding ABBC representation into the UK market, the Chamber recently launched a cooperation with ABBC members in the United Kingdom. Some of the core roles and responsibilities assigned to ABBC-UK representatives will include:

On 15 November 2022, a discussion on “Introduction of the Extended Producer Responsibility system in the framework of the EU-Armenia Comprehensive and Enhanced Partnership Agreement (CEPA)” was held at Manoogian Hall of the American University of Armenia(AUA).

On October 15, 2022, ABBC hosted the RA Minister of Economy Mr. Vahan Kerobyan and the Head of the Business Environment Department of the same Ministry Ms. Kristine Gevorgyan...

On 7 June, 2022, ABBC held a Business Meeting with the United Nations Resident Coordinator in Armenia Ms. Lila Pieters Yahia and Partnership and Development Finance Adviser...

On June 7, ABBC Executive Director Diana Gaziyan participated in the Women’s Club Launch Event organized by the European Business Association Armenia. The discussion was devoted to the topic of women’s participation in the social, political, and economic life of Armenia.

On 31 May, the British Embassy hosted a celebration of the 96th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth Il. ABBC President Mr. Martin Martirosyan and Executive Director Ms. Diana Gaziyan...

On April 28, ABBC hosted H.M. UK Ambassador to Armenia John Gallagher and Trade and Prosperity Officer at the British Embassy Yerevan Artashes Davtyan for a Breakfast meeting...

ABBC joined forces with the American Chamber of Commerce in Armenia (AmCham), as well as with a number of other business associations operating in the country to raise its concern regarding the Comprehensive Health Insurance Concept draft published by the RA Ministry of Health in e-draft and being actively promoted by the latter via various information platforms. The position paper and key suggestions presented to the Ministry of Health and other relevant government authorities outlined key directions for further examination and draft revision.

On 17 March, ABBC and British Embassy in Yerevan held a joint forum titled “Waste Management in Armenia: Challenges and Opportunities.” The Forum was conducted in Ararat...

On March 15, ABBC jointly with the British Council Armenia held a breakfast meeting in La Cucina Closed Restaurant of Armenia Marriott Hotel. The British Council representatives