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In the male-dominated professional landscape of the Soviet Union, where few women rose to leadership in architecture and urban planning, Pertchanush Msryan carved a legacy of concrete and green space that shaped modern Armenia. An honored builder and respected educator, her career was a testament to exceptional skill and perseverance.Msryan’s influence is etched into the very fabric of Yerevan. She was instrumental in developing the city's master plan, "Great Yerevan," and led the detailed planning for entire districts like Nork and Southwestern Yerevan, determining the living environment for thousands. Her visionary work extended to the renowned resort town of Jermuk,

On October 15, 2025, Armenian student Nane Poghosyan (娜内) from Nanjing University participated with fellow students in the "Jiangsu Three-Minute Performance" (江苏"三分钟"表演) at the China International College Students' Innovation Competition Final (中国国际大学生大赛决赛) held at Zhengzhou University. As part of the Nanjing University delegation representing Jiangsu Province, Nane wore a replica of a traditional Armenian costume from the Vaspurakan region during the performance, proudly displaying her cultural heritage. The costume was provided by ChinArmArt.

In a vibrant celebration of cross-cultural exchange, two Armenian teachers at Tianjin Yinghua Homeng Kindergarten (天津英华鸿蒙幼儿园) - Mariam Manucharyan (Montessori teacher) and Emma Petrosyan (ESL teacher) - organized an engaging cultural presentation about Armenia for Chinese students and staff in late September 2025. The event was organized as part of the "Travel Around the World" program, designed to introduce children to diverse countries and cultures. The teachers prepared comprehensive educational materials, including detailed posters about Armenian geography, history, and culture, along with a dynamic PowerPoint presentation featuring stunning visuals of national symbols, including the Armenian flag, the majestic Mount Ararat,

The finals of the 18th "Chinese Bridge" World Chinese Proficiency Competition for Secondary School Students, held on September 26th in Tianjin, became a memorable stage for Armenian cultural pride. Among the 400 participants from 106 countries, Adamyan Siranush, an Armenian student from Tianjin Normal University, made a profound impression by representing Armenia in a revived version of traditional Vaspurakan attire.Siranush captivated the audience and participants in a complete and authentic ensemble, which featured a gown, a robe-chukha, a decorative apron, and the elaborate traditional headgear. Her appearance was a visual narrative of Armenian heritage, perfectly aligning with the competition's mission

The fifth edition of the Diaspora Youth Ambassador program (DYAP) was officially launched on September 22 in Yerevan, organized by the RA Office of the High Commissioner for Diaspora Affairs. The initiative brings together 27 young Armenians from 14 countries across the globe—France, Germany, Sweden, Lithuania, Latvia, Poland, Russia, Romania, the Netherlands, Georgia, Iran, China, Estonia, and Canada—to deepen their ties with the homeland.The opening ceremony featured welcoming remarks from Mushegh Ghukasyan, Chief of Staff of the Office of the High Commissioner for Diaspora Affairs, Lilit Khachatryan, Program Manager of the Diaspora Youth Ambassador Program, and Hovhannes Aleksanyan, Head of

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