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ԱրեւմտահայերէնHow can we – while remaining welcoming to all – create more meaningful opportunities for young Armenians to meet, marry and start families with other Armenians?
August 26, 2024
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What an interesting topic, but how? Certainly, the creation of some online tools is not enough.
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Valeri
I think young Armenians worldwide should have more opportunities to meet each other. Forums, Summits, Camps, exchange programs, volunteering opportunities are great way to bring together youths, keep them in touch and also give them chance to know each other, and hopefully start families. The key factor is that there should be such programs more often and long-term, so youths can remain in constant exchange and have opportunities at any time.