Articles
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-webp(85)-o(jpg).webp?token=c68f492e2107b38a2d1c8749f72f80b5 "Anita Eisakhani")
Repat Story17.12.20183 min readI decided to take the risk, accepted the offer and moved to Armenia within two weeks -
-webp(85)-o(jpg).webp?token=d4362e18b0284b9f64d04abd95cf2f12 "The frailties of diaspora bonds")
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-webp(85)-o(jpg).webp?token=cbdc80f5e8b6565c6d9d4ecec6edd4b3 "Nairi Zadikian - Connecting the Dots")
Repat Story28.11.20184 min readI had made up my mind; I wanted to work as a civil engineer in the country my grandmother taught me how important it was to remember throughout my life -
-webp(85)-o(jpg).webp?token=13b6364ec963fb21ef32a09ff711be0b "Impact of Global Armenians: Alain Touhadian")
Impact Maker22.11.20184 min readWhen I stay in Armenia for too long, I want to leave. When I leave, I want to come back. It’s an interesting paradox -
-webp(85)-o(jpg).webp?token=cabe0b027216f7557887ba23cec3a154 "Anahit Sevumyan")
Repat Story13.11.20183 min readIt is a huge positive when you can rely on the state; however, each of us should know that it is us - the people, who are responsible for our country -
-webp(85)-o(jpg).webp?token=b44cc43fc7319563e33bba4d17e006ea "Maria Anazonian")
Repat Story06.11.20183 min readDue to recent changes in the country, people are hopeful and smiling. That makes me a happier person. I believe in Armenia and its prosperity -
-webp(85)-o(jpg).webp?token=5d82628db7d9513c74a58ef4fc9d74f1 "Hrair Aguilian")
Repat Story22.10.20184 min readSafety is a huge factor; it is absolutely safe for one to be out, day or night -
-webp(85)-o(jpg).webp?token=39c71fd32ae70c5df3045cada1439f36 "Seto Hovsepian")
Repat Story04.10.20184 min readChildren should be exposed to both dialects of the language, given the opportunity to truly love the country in a way that is very real instead of simply an ideal -
-webp(85)-o(jpg).webp?token=eed126d7e306f577f4a9ff5ececb3aed "Repat Experience: Living in Ejmiatsin")
Tips04.10.20184 min readThere is much that can be done to develop the regions -
-webp(85)-o(jpg).webp?token=d0a444007823d4e5ca57349bdb60f4ce "116 Days In: Repatriates’ Views on the New Armenia")
Thoughts16.09.201810 min readSome insights from the past 116 days from repatriates who have moved to Armenia over the past decade from various diaspora communities -
-webp(85)-o(jpg).webp?token=c697d08338d63600ee40447ff2bd144b "Tigran Asriyan")
Repat Story03.09.20183 min readIt doesn’t matter “how much Armenian” you are (by 20 or 50 percent) it is more essential that you change Armenia for the better -
-webp(85)-o(jpg).webp?token=da0cc58e465f1f7d3201b9e4a080a10b "Sashka Avanyan")
Repat Story13.08.20185 min readOriginally, the plan was to stay here for 4 months and then go back. It’s my 14th month in Armenia -
-webp(85)-o(jpg).webp?token=69767693c752f3da7330e23fc9704ed9 "Arthur Dolmajian")
Repat Story09.07.20185 min readRepatriation is about doing and not waiting for things to change to take action -
-webp(85)-o(jpg).webp?token=61e5299266df51e3f25e0e8048571e65 "Back to the Basics in the Motherland; my Armenia")
Thoughts31.05.20185 min readLive your life to the fullest and make every day count -
-webp(85)-o(jpg).webp?token=42ae13e5e4bfee4a5d39016f41be9e36 "Artashes Margaryan")
Repat Story23.05.20187 min readWith so many Armenians and non-Armenians coming from all over the world, repatriating or migrating, bringing their adopted cultures along with them, things will only become all the more interesting in the years to come
