The “Yerevan Mayor’s Cup” International Open Figure Skating Competition was held from April 3 to 5, bringing together 150 athletes from Armenia, the United Arab Emirates, Greece, Georgia, Spain, and Kazakhstan. The event also served

Mayor of Yerevan Tigran Avinyan hosted the athletes who got first, second, and third places at the 2026 European Shooting Championship. Congratulating them on their outstanding achievements, the Mayor noted that Yerevan has entered a new phase of sports life, marked by a growing number of national and international events that will continue to expand and evolve.

On February 21, the final of the “Yerevan Mayor's Cup 2026” international basketball tournament was held at the Sports Management Center. Lebanon’s “Hoops” team won the tournament by defeating Georgia’s “Orbi” team, while Armenia’s “Urartu” basketball club took the honorable third place

In recent years, the Yerevan Municipality has prioritized the promotion of various types of sports, contributing to the development of sports in the community and encouraging a healthy lifestyle. This year alone, the city hosted 11 major international tournaments in cooperation with

The Yerevan Municipality, in cooperation with the Badminton Federation of Armenia, organized an international badminton tournament at the Yerevan Children and Youth Tennis and Badminton Sports School on October 24-26. The sports

The international tournament titled the "Open Greco-Roman Wrestling Championship" was held at the “Dinamo” Sports Complex in Yerevan on September 28-30, in memory of the USSR Masters of Sport Harutyun Khachatryan and Albert Mnatsakanyan. The competition brought

At the initiative of the Yerevan Municipality, an adaptive sports event featuring people with disabilities was held, bringing together around 170 participants. The event included competitions in eight types of sports: wheelchair hockey, wheelchair basketball, table tennis, chess, para-powerlifting, para-athletics (across three disciplines), boccia, and showdown.

On May 25–26, around 200 judokas participated in the “Yerevan Mayor's Cup 2025” international judo tournament, held at the Dinamo Sports Hall in Yerevan. Armenian athletes competing across various weight classes claimed first place in the team standings.

Nearly five decades after its establishment, the sports halls of the “Children and Youth Complex Sports School of Shengavit” have been renovated, with the entire facility undergoing a complete modernization.

The "Yerevan Mayor's Cup 2025" International Judo Tournament will take place on May 25–26 at the Dynamo Sports Club. 

This year, approximately 170–180 students participated in the Yerevan stage of the “Prime Minister’s Cup of the Republic of Armenia” road cycling race, competing in two age groups. In the 7th–9th grade category, the winning team was from School No.