EXPERIENCE OF INTERACTION BETWEEN COMMUNITIES IN THE CLASSICAL ARMENIAN DIASPORA (THEORETICAL AND APPLIED ASPECTS)
The cooperation between communities of Armenian Diaspora is an important point in the development of the diaspora as a whole. It is known, that a diaspora consists of dispersion groups of a people in different countries of the world, where parts of this dispersion groups form separate communities. This means that without interaction (cooperation), communities will develop separately from each other, and the diaspora will not become a single organism. The most important ground for close cooperation/interaction between communities is to help the homeland. Examples of this kind of interaction are observed throughout the 20th century. It is also need to underline the inter-community cooperation/interaction within the framework of a pan Armenian organization. There is also exist close cooperation/interactions between the Armenian communities of neighboring countries (France and Belgium, Syria and Lebanon, USA and Canada, Brazil and Argentina), as well as between the communities where the main groups of Armenians have territorial-genetic ties.