Helping relocating Russians find work in Armenia

As a result of the war in Ukraine, people are leaving the countries involved in the conflict. They are not only looking for shelter, but also for a job in Armenia. Various initiatives have been created to respond to the influx of labor, from telegram channels to cooperation.

An Australian’s mission to build a school and a museum in Armenia’s Vayots Dzor region

Len Wicks, a former UN official and founder of the Adopt-A-Village programme, talks to CivilNet’s Emilio Cricchio about his various projects in Armenia. Len discusses his own story of relocating to Armenia and introduces the Open Air Cultural Museum project in the Vayots Dzor region.

A New Wave of Russian Migrants in Armenia

Since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Armenia has seen a significant inflow of Russians into the country. They are seeking a safe haven from the Russian government’s new laws. However, many have found it difficult to find a place to stay and are facing a large rise in prices. CivilNet’s team spoke… Continue reading A New Wave of Russian Migrants in Armenia

Missing Planes, New Flight Routes & A National Carrier – A Talk with Tatevik Revazian

The Head of the Civil Aviation Committee Tatevik Revazian spoke to CivilNet on the situation regarding passenger flow into Armenia. She also explains the case of the missing Boeing 737 plane, establishing a national carrier, as well as her biggest achievement and failure during her tenure. 

Gyumri’s Tourism Boom or Bust

Gyumri was widely expected to see a tourism boom in 2020, but due to the pandemic and the Second Karabakh War, those hopes were dashed. Despite this, many businesses are starting to pick up once again. CivilNet’s team travelled to Gyumri to find out what challenges the tourism sector is facing.