Aram Barlezizyan

Professor Aram Barlezizyan was born in 1937 to an Armenian family. Moved to Armenia in his early adulthood. Married Noyemzar Harutyunyan. He began to Attend University specialising in the field of foreign languages. At the same time became a respectable professional accordion player. He has a son (Dikran Barlezizian) and a daughter (Armine Barlezizyan) with three grandchildren. He currently lives and works as an academic in Yerevan, Armenia. He continually develops his profession further, seeking new horizons of Academic knowledge.

Work and Profession

Through time Professor Aram Barlezizyan came to specialise in the discipline of the French language. The development of the French and Armenian languages became his chosen specialist field. At the same time he promoted the French culture in the East European and the Middle East sectors. Doctor Professor Aram Barlezizyan has written many Academic Journal Articles including a 40,000 word Armenian-French dictionary inclusive of 30,000 word variations. His Academic Journal Articles cover areas such as word history, word developments, word variations, methodological patterns and variations to list a few. Professor Aram Barlezizyan has also written multiple textbooks for the use in Brusov University located in Yerevan, Armenia.^[1]

Achievements

Professor Aram Barlezizyan received the Honorary Medal given to Academic Scholars in Armenia by the State and the President of Armenia Robert Kocharyan (1998–2008). Doctor Professor Aram Barlezizyan also received the Ordre des Palmes Académiques (Order of Academic Palms) in 2006. He was given this Honor for his continuous effort and knowledge developed in the field of Linguistics within the French Language. He was acknowledged internationally for his work and his devotion to his field of studies.

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