Articles
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Armenian by Birth14.10.2015"Living in Iran, you always have questions about your identity: why would you live in a country where you are considered a minority and deprived of most of rights?" -
Armenian by Birth09.10.2015"In the end, Armenia is my home. This is where I feel I am myself. I hope the warmth in my country is always there, and will always keep radiating that warmth for everyone." -
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Armenian by Birth29.09.2015“You don’t need a lot of money here to live on. If you are a little stable, you can come, bring a bit with you, buy a house and live your life. It is preferable to living elsewhere. At least here you know that it is your country.” -
Armenian by Birth09.09.2015"I’m willing to contribute to my country, and I think that the biggest contribution to Armenia is bringing something new.” -
Armenian by Birth03.09.2015When everything is fine with your family, work, friends, future prospects, and everything else with which you can live a happy life, an obscure idea such as “I want to move” confronts the complexities of a calm and reasonably stable situation. -
Armenian by Birth02.09.2015“The road that I’m following involves contributing to my homeland, both professionally and mentally. I just want to make it a better place for my children and grandchildren.” -
Armenian by Birth28.08.2015"Armenia has been through changes since I first moved here. The biggest difference is that it is calmer and more peaceful. It is as if I have been here my whole life.” -
Armenian by Birth21.08.2015"If you have the opportunity to visit Armenia, take it, make some time for it. I live here now and there are still many things that I don’t fully understand, but I am slowly learning." -
Armenian by Birth18.08.2015Story of a repatriate and her vision on Armenia. -
Volunteering10.07.2015"I love how TEDxYerevan puts vitality into education and encourages people to find the joy in learning." -
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Armenian by Birth02.04.2015“Life in Armenia is always an adventure. I honestly don’t know what to expect with each new day.”
