The “Ari Tun” Program of the RA Ministry of Diaspora for Diaspora Armenian youth’s homeland recognition continues. The participants of the program shared their impressions of the program in interviews with Hayern Aysor.

Narek Arbjian: I loved the “Ari Tun” Program. We went sightseeing and even visited places I had never been before. Everything is beautiful in Armenia. I hope the camping event will also be a nice event. I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the RA Ministry of Diaspora for providing us with the opportunity to tour the country.

Shiraz Sultanian: By participating in the “Ari Tun” Program, I was able to rediscover my country. I was especially happy about the Armenian language courses. We study different topics, and I get very excited. I improved my knowledge of Armenian, and I thank our teacher for that.

Pierre Sultanian: The program provided me with a great opportunity to recognize Armenia and learn about the history of my Homeland. I’m having a great time. My friends and I talk about different topics and exchange our opinions as we go sightseeing. I’ll transfer my knowledge to the next generations.

David Ter-Vardanyan: I’m more than proud that I came to Armenia and am participating in the “Ari Tun” Program. I’m so impressed by my sweet Armenia and the Armenian language that I’ll remember the days that I spent here for a long time.

Mary Charshafjian: I recognized the Homeland, visited the churches that I had dreamed of seeing and saw the beautiful places and the nature of Armenia. However, I loved the visit to a military unit the most. It helped me get acquainted with the soldiers, thanks to whom Armenians sleep safe at night and live in peace.

Avo Aroyan: Participating in the “Ari Tun” Program helped me become familiar with the riches of Armenia, including the sites worth seeing, the churches, historical and cultural monuments, the khachkars (cross-stones) and the museums. I have promised myself to never forget the riches of my Homeland.

By Gevorg Chichyan