Articles
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-webp(85)-o(jpg).webp?token=9bab8e6f73de320b116f8eda8be9af91 "Mara Abramyan")
Repat Story09.11.20158 min read“I want to show that Armenians are not a ‘poor, hungry nation’, this is not a musty country, and here is it possible to have fun and work. Enjoy the life and be happy.” -
-webp(85)-o(jpg).webp?token=b4b6fa729b2b2f64b941090329685e6d "Taline Jivanian")
Repat Story02.11.20152 min read"I learned from my own experience that if you approach the adaptation process by being open and willing to learn it is one of the most intriguing experiences you can have." -
-webp(85)-o(jpg).webp?token=361228dde9fd7b6939689749c6e38879 "Anna Gargarian")
Repat Story28.10.20153 min read“Living here puts your Armenian identity in perspective. I think everybody should have the experience of living here, it’s a special experience”. -
-webp(85)-o(jpg).webp?token=3c4f629852fe88a058d18b3acf8f3dca "Dro Bazikyan")
Repat Story19.10.20152 min read"In my earlier years, I faced discrimination. Not that it bothered me a lot, but it got me thinking about it, because I was where I'm supposed to be: in my homeland.” -
-webp(85)-o(jpg).webp?token=16b39e12579cf6cf70247a74007c235e "Lousineh Navasartian")
Repat Story14.10.20152 min read"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?" -
-webp(85)-o(jpg).webp?token=ab87dc5ed62e3784b90756f4c313ce14 "Impressions of Armenia")
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-webp(85)-o(jpg).webp?token=29e0c8491c3274e9646275b13717169a "Milena Bazinyan")
Repat Story09.10.20153 min read"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." -
-webp(85)-o(jpg).webp?token=ed9ef7800e606bb1a7c63cbea523bae9 "Raffi and Simon Zakarian")
Repat Story29.09.20154 min read“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.” -
-webp(85)-o(jpg).webp?token=765d583c3638669b37a8a8d2852efd63 "Garni Baroni")
Repat Story09.09.20153 min read"I’m willing to contribute to my country, and I think that the biggest contribution to Armenia is bringing something new.” -
-webp(85)-o(jpg).webp?token=1f4cafedda4dc5d058f2fb9172935d60 "The Difficulties of Moving")
Thoughts03.09.20153 min readWhen 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. -
-webp(85)-o(jpg).webp?token=d961de24002302a5f9e1e0e88f9ac710 "Dvin Isanians")
Repat Story02.09.20153 min read“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.” -
-webp(85)-o(jpg).webp?token=426ddc29ccb753e7173cb0bad936c200 "Sona Baghdasaryan")
Repat Story28.08.20153 min read"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.” -
-webp(85)-o(jpg).webp?token=1d61cf2b1652598cd0111adf54de1c71 "Armen Martirosian")
Repat Story21.08.20153 min read"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." -
-webp(85)-o(jpg).webp?token=2f789f1a0203673d3142affa914ea717 "From Engagement to Investment: The Story of Olivier Mouradian")
Thoughts18.08.20155 min readStory of a repatriate and her vision on Armenia. -
-webp(85)-o(jpg).webp?token=f924d3e819de9daf80bdd6f7e22b0a4f "Meet Birthright Armenia intern Rachel Townzen")
Volunteering10.07.20152 min read"I love how TEDxYerevan puts vitality into education and encourages people to find the joy in learning."
