The meetings in the villages of Nor Kharberd, Arevabuyr, Noramarg, and Ranchpar were truly highly anticipated.
There was a warm welcome, honest conversation, and real issues were brought to light.
People spoke about their daily difficulties, their suggestions, and their expectations.
We listened to each other, discussed things together, and tried to understand what can be changed and how.
For me, these kinds of meetings are the most important — because this is where I see the real picture, hear the people’s voices, and try to offer practical solutions, not just words.
I am convinced that there are no unsolvable problems when there is will, the right approach, and unity.
These days, I often hear from our compatriots a well-known folk saying that I fully agree with:
‘The impossible becomes possible when everyone comes together as one fist.'”