Armenian Olympic Committee

The Armenian Olympic Committee (Armenian: Հայաստանի ազգային օլիմպիական կոմիտե) (ARMNOC) is responsible for the Armenia's participation in the Olympic Games.

Armenian Olympic Committee
Armenian Olympic Committee logo
Country/Region Armenia
CodeARM
Created1990
Recognized1993
Continental
Association		EOC
HeadquartersYerevan, Armenia
PresidentGagik Tsarukyan
Secretary GeneralHrachya Rostomyan
Websitewww.armnoc.am

It is headquartered in Yerevan.

History

The Armenian Olympic Committee was founded in 1990. The committee became a member of the IOC in 1993 and is also a member of the EOC as well as other international sports organizations.[1]

List of presidents
PresidentTerm
Ruben Hakobyan 1990–1993
Aleksan Avetisyan 1993–1994
Benur Pashyan 1999–2000
Ishkhan Zakaryan 2000–2005
Gagik Tsarukyan 2005–present

Executive committee

The committee of the ARMNOC is represented by:[2]

Member federations

The Armenian National Federations are the organizations that coordinate all aspects of their individual sports. They are responsible for training, competition and development of their sports. There are currently 20 Olympic Summer and three Winter Sport Federations and four Non-Olympic Sports Federations in Armenia.[3]

Olympic Sport federations
National FederationSummer or WinterHeadquarters
Armenian Archery FederationSummerYerevan
Armenian Athletic FederationSummerYerevan
Armenian Badminton FederationSummerYerevan
Basketball Federation of ArmeniaSummerYerevan
Armenian Biathlon FederationWinterYerevan
Armenian Boxing FederationSummerYerevan
Armenian Canoieng FederationSummerYerevan
Armenian Cycling FederationSummerYerevan
Armenian Diving FederationSummerYerevan
Armenian Equestrian FederationSummerYerevan
Armenian Fencing FederationSummerYerevan
Armenian Figure Skating FederationWinterYerevan
Football Federation of ArmeniaSummerYerevan
Armenian Gymnastics FederationSummerYerevan
Armenian Handball FederationSummerYerevan
Armenian Judo FederationSummerYerevan
Armenian Karate FederationSummerYerevan
Armenian Modern Pentathlon FederationSummerYerevan
Rugby Federation of ArmeniaSummerYerevan
Armenian Sailing FederationSummerYerevan
Armenian Shooting FederationSummerYerevan
Armenian Ski FederationWinterYerevan
Armenian Swimming FederationSummerYerevan
Armenian Synchronized Swimming FederationSummerYerevan
Table Tennis Federation of ArmeniaSummerYerevan
Armenian Taekwondo FederationSummerYerevan
Armenian Tennis FederationSummerYerevan
Armenian Triathlon FederationSummerYerevan
Armenian Volleyball FederationSummerYerevan
Armenian Water Polo FederationSummerYerevan
Armenian Weightlifting FederationSummerYerevan
Armenian Wrestling AssociationSummerYerevan

Non-Olympic Sport federations
National FederationHeadquarters
Armenian Chess FederationYerevan
Armenian Martial Arts FederationYerevan
Armenian Sambo FederationYerevan
Armenian Traditional Ushu FederationYerevan

Olympavan training complex
Former offices of the Armenian Olympic Committee in Yerevan
Olympavan, the headquarters of the Armenian Olympic Committee, Yerevan

Olympavan is the official training centre of the Armenian Olympic Committee, located in the Davtashen District of the capital Yerevan. Following a 2-year period of construction process between 2013 and 2015, the Olympavan was officially opened on 29 September 2015, on the oocassion of the 25th anniversary of the Armenian Olympic Committee. The ceremony was attended by then-Prime Minister Hovik Abrahamyan, businessman Samvel Karapetyan, Sheikh Ahmed Al-Fahad Al-Sabah, Gagik Tsarukyan, as well as delegates of 25 different national Olympic committees.

The complex occupies an area of 10,000 m² and consists of 5 buildings.[4] Building 1 is the administrative centre of the Armenian Olympic Committee, home to the administrative offices, meeting rooms and conference halls.

The first floor of building 2 is home to the weightlifting training hall, the anti-doping clinic, the centre's spa, and the fitness and bodybuilding gymnasium. The 2nd floor is home to the judo, boxing and wrestling training halls.

Building 3 is home to the hotel of the complex designated to accommodate more than 300 athletes with 121 guestrooms, restaurants and other services.

Building 4 is home to an indoor arena with 250 seats, used for basketball, volleyball, handball and futsal.

Building 5 is home to the indoor swimming pool with its diving facilities. It was officially opened on 27 September 2017 by Sheikh Ahmed Al-Fahad Al-Sabah and Gagik Tsarukyan.

The president of the International Olympic Committee Mr. Thomas Bach visited the centre during the final phases of the construction process in 2014.[5]

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See also

References
  1. History of Armenian Olympic Committee
  2. ANOC staff
  3. Federations
  4. Olympic Village opens in Yerevan
  5. Olympavan training complex
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