My name is Susanna Gharibyan and I am 21 years old. I'm a third year student at the Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw. Since childhood, I have been actively participating in events organized by the Armenian community in Poland. My path to Armenian culture has its origins in the Armenian Sunday school in Warsaw, where, as a student, I had the opportunity to get acquainted with the traditions and culture of our people. Eventually I began to work as a volunteer, participating in various cultural events.

I have been a member of the Union of Armenians in Europe for a year now and I am one of the co-founders of the Armenian Youth Organization in Poland, which emerged in 2024. In the near future the organization will begin implementing planned projects. The activities of this organization will allow me to actively support the Armenian community of Poland and Polish-Armenian youth.

My main goal is to gather as many Armenian youth as possible in Poland, so that through implemented projects the youth can know more about their homeland, even if they are far from Armenia. I am sure that with this I will be able to strengthen the youth wing of the Armenian community in Poland. I am sure that with this I will be able to strengthen the youth wing of the Armenian community in Poland.

As a representative of the Armenian community in Poland, I am committed to being a strong bridge between the Polish-Armenian community and Armenia. I am confident that even small steps can make a meaningful impact on the future of our country and on the lives of our compatriots living far from their homeland.