‘’When I first visited Armenia, I felt the desire to come back again and again. It didn’t take me too long to realize that I need to buy a land and build my own home. In 2010 my family and I moved in’’.

"We have to think and act collectively. We should realize that Armenia is the place to be, live and create something new. Having said that I, first of all, want to mention the Diaspora, who was criticising Armenia for 75 years. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, they still continue their life and of course, not in Armenia. My parents were born in the historical Armenian village called Salmast in Iran. Now, when I go back there, nothing can remind me of its Armenian past. You can see churches destroyed, houses populated with non-Armenians. Who should we blame on? We are the ones who take care of our heritage and culture. So, I’m asking everyone, who else is going to develop our homeland if not us? 

On the other hand, we can see that there is a lot of immigration from Armenia. I strongly believe that if you fail in your business, it means that you weren’t fully prepared for all the ups and downs of the market. It’s a normal thing to happen, some people succeed and others don’t. But spreading the negativity and blaming a whole country for that, I think, is pointless’’.