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Armenia Digital Awards 2024, 2025 (judging)

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From the organisation's official site

What the organisation itself states on its site awards.am. Paraphrased, checked Oct 2, 2026.

Organiser
The organiser is the E-Commerce and Digital Marketing Association (ECDMA).
Founded
The competition was first held in 2024; the 2025 edition is the second.
Who can enter
Open to companies and people operating in Armenia and to those making digital products for the Armenian market; jurors, the organisers and site visitors may also nominate projects.
Entry fee
The rules state participation is free of charge; they also let the organiser offer discounts on participation.
How winners are chosen
The jury votes in closed session on weighted criteria; the final score is the mean. Places 1-3 go to entries scoring above the category average; the Organising Committee confirms places.
Jury
The Organising Committee invites experts in digital technology, marketing and e-commerce to the jury; according to the site, it has 100+ experts from various countries.
How jurors are chosen
Jurors are invited by the Organising Committee, vote in closed session on each category's criteria and must recuse themselves for conflicts of interest, including direct competitors' entries.
Categories
The 2025 rules list about 15 categories (websites, apps, campaigns, startups, influencers, professionals and more) with subcategories.
  • The About page says evaluation combines public voting and an expert jury, while the rules describe a closed jury vote.

Source: the organisation's site awards.am (pages /ru/armenia-digital-awards-2025-rules, /ru/about), checked Oct 2, 2026; the version on the site applies.

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Armenia Digital Awards 2024, 2025 (judging) counts under the awards criterion if it is given for merit in your field, not for participation: the officer looks at selectivity and the awarding body.

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