Boris Adjemian, the director of the AGBU Nubarian library in Paris, sat down with CivilNet on the sidelines of the Armenian Society of Fellows conference in Dilijan, Armenia, to discuss the AGBU Nubarian library. Established in 1928 in France, the library serves as a major resource for Armenian intellectual life and historical research on the Ottoman Empire and the Armenian diaspora. Adjemian explains the history of the library and how this Armenian institution can share knowledge with other Armenian academic institutions, as well as his own thoughts on how Armenian students can be better equipped to further their careers and studies.

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