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The Prime Minister attends the opening ceremony of FC Noah’s youth football center
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Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan attended the opening ceremony of FC Noah’s youth football center.
The Prime Minister toured the FC Noah training complex and familiarized himself with the infrastructure improvements and development programs implemented by the club. The renovated youth football center is designed to accommodate up to 1,500 children and adolescents. The center aims to create a comprehensive environment for football development, providing the necessary conditions for training, education, and future professional growth.
During the tour, the Prime Minister was shown the first team's training center, the natural and artificial football pitches, and the newly opened youth football center. Nikol Pashinyan familiarized himself with the conditions created for organizing children's training and football education, the center's capabilities, and the academy's development program.
The Prime Minister was informed that the building's interior spaces have been completely renovated, and that structural reinforcement and seismic safety upgrades have been carried out. The center now features 15 modern changing rooms, a training and analysis center, a referees' dressing room, a waiting area, and other facilities necessary for organizing training and educational activities.
During the visit, Nikol Pashinyan was also presented with the "Noah Park" project and one of its key components: a future UEFA Category 4 stadium with a capacity of 15,000 spectators. Details regarding the stadium's design, planned infrastructure, and the subsequent stages of the project's implementation were also presented.