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18.03.2024
Alexandra Mihalaș has been passionate about the arts since childhood. She studied at a secondary school specialising in painting, before completing a higher education in art theory in Romania.
18.03.2024
The Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs programme helped Natalia Deineko from Zaporizhzhia start her life from scratch – far away from the air-raid sirens and explosions. The single mother quickly adapted to a new environment and got to work in Lithuania. And now, she is the owner of a salon in Kaunas, Lithuania.
18.03.2024
English teacher Vusala Akhmadova, a resident of Tovuz in western Azerbaijan, opened the Edu Prime education academy in her hometown. This private educational institution prepares children for primary school and develops them intellectually and physically.
18.03.2024
Young Armenian entrepreneur Meri Vardanyan from Sevan, spent six months in the Spanish city of Cesantes with the EU-funded Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs Exchange Programme, hosted by a female entrepreneur from Spain.
11.03.2024
With a degree in economics from a university in Armenia, a project management diploma from Geneva University in Switzerland, a degree in international relations from the prestigious London School of Economics in the UK, and 18 years of living and working in Switzerland, Artush Yeghiazaryan could have remained comfortably settled in Western Europe.

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