Discussions Led by YSU Alumni: Gagik Surenyan

Date

04-07-2025

YSU Alumni Forum

Section: Physical World

Discussion topic: Hydrometeorological Disasters and Anomalies

Speaker: Gagik Surenyan, Deputy Director of Hydrometeorology and Monitoring Center

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