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ARMENIA COUNTRY OF SOUL, SYRIA COUNTRY OF MEMORIES: ANDRANIK KANAGYAN
11:55, 16 January, 2013
YEREVAN, JANUARY 16, ARMENPRESS: Syrian Armenian Andranik Kanagyan
due to ongoing clashes in Syrian has left Syria and moved to Armenia,
where he has even founded a business. "Our family for already 70-80
years is dealing with restaurant business; it has become a kind of
family business and a way of earning our living". Armenpress had
an interview with Andranik Kanagyan. The interlocutor continued the
tradition even when moving to Armenia, yet he has always dreamed of
becoming a specialist of fine arts.
Currently our compatriot is busy with restaurant affairs. He enjoys
what he is doing. He has intentions to enlarge the area of the
restaurant, even host live music band, where he himself may represent
his talent.
Yet like the rest Syrian Armenians our hero is missing the days lived
in Syria. He has left the great part of his fortune there; reportedly
it makes him to grieve. Andranik has come to Armenia with his wife
and three kids. Two elder daughters are attending school. They had
encounter difficulties only during the first period of removal , and
then got used. Parallel to public school they are attending musical
school. The youngest is son;the kid aged 2 does not yield his elder
sisters. He is frequenting kinder garden.
11:55, 16 January, 2013
YEREVAN, JANUARY 16, ARMENPRESS: Syrian Armenian Andranik Kanagyan
due to ongoing clashes in Syrian has left Syria and moved to Armenia,
where he has even founded a business. "Our family for already 70-80
years is dealing with restaurant business; it has become a kind of
family business and a way of earning our living". Armenpress had
an interview with Andranik Kanagyan. The interlocutor continued the
tradition even when moving to Armenia, yet he has always dreamed of
becoming a specialist of fine arts.
Currently our compatriot is busy with restaurant affairs. He enjoys
what he is doing. He has intentions to enlarge the area of the
restaurant, even host live music band, where he himself may represent
his talent.
Yet like the rest Syrian Armenians our hero is missing the days lived
in Syria. He has left the great part of his fortune there; reportedly
it makes him to grieve. Andranik has come to Armenia with his wife
and three kids. Two elder daughters are attending school. They had
encounter difficulties only during the first period of removal , and
then got used. Parallel to public school they are attending musical
school. The youngest is son;the kid aged 2 does not yield his elder
sisters. He is frequenting kinder garden.