February 16th, 2026 - posted in News and Events.
How truly wonderful it is for each of us to be at home – no matter how much we travel around the world.
This is what our Vice President shared with us after her visit to her hometown of Haskovo.
Ms. Hristova was warmly welcomed by the President of Rotary Club Haskovo-Aida, Mr. Plamen Petkov. Together with the members of the club, he greeted her with genuine smiles and heartfelt hospitality, creating an atmosphere of openness and friendship from the very beginning.
The meeting was officially opened by President Petkov, who first gave the floor to our Vice President. She spoke about herself and briefly presented the activities and spirit of our club.
Following this, Mr. Petkov introduced the agenda of the meeting and highlighted the key initiatives carried out by Rotary Club Haskovo-Aida.
The club is currently actively involved in three major initiatives:
• Eye examinations for children in kindergartens in Haskovo, aimed at the prevention of a rare eye condition. When diagnosed at an early age, this condition can be completely prevented from causing long-term damage to children’s eyesight.
• Prostate health prevention and examinations for men, offered entirely free of charge and conducted at a medical center owned by a club member.
• The installation of a table tennis table, which will be purchased and assembled by the club and placed at a modern outdoor sports playground located in Kenana Park, equipped with contemporary fitness and recreational facilities.
A cherished tradition of Rotary Club Haskovo-Aida is that each member, following alphabetical order, introduces themselves and their profession. During this meeting, the floor was given to Ms. Nikoleta Kavakova – a wonderful young lady with a radiant smile, intelligent and curious eyes, and remarkable passion.
Ms. Kavakova is a Private Enforcement Agent.
In Bulgaria, a Private Enforcement Agent is a legal professional entrusted by the state with the compulsory enforcement of court decisions and other enforceable legal acts. Although operating as independent professionals, they are an integral part of the justice system and act under delegated state authority. Their work includes enforcing court judgments, collecting debts, and executing official legal documents.
Private Enforcement Agents operate under the supervision of the Minister of Justice, and their territorial jurisdiction corresponds to that of the relevant regional court. They primarily collect private claims, which distinguishes them from state enforcement officers. The profession is regulated by the Law on Private Enforcement Agents.
The profession was established approximately 20 years ago, and currently there are exactly 179 practicing Private Enforcement Agents in Bulgaria. It is a highly dynamic and, in the truest sense of the word, a challenging and sometimes dangerous profession. Ms. Kavakova shared that she and her colleagues are occasionally exposed to threats from debtors.
Despite the seriousness and difficulty of her work, Ms. Kavakova presented her profession with remarkable ease, confidence, and – most impressively – with a warm smile. She shared several striking real-life cases from her daily practice, showing not only professional competence but also personal grace and strength. She left a lasting impression as a very kind, positive, and inspiring person, who manages to bring humanity and dignity to a demanding profession.
In her capacity as Chair of the Rotary Friendship Exchange Subcommittee, Ms. Hristova also presented the Rotary Friendship Exchange Program, emphasizing the incredible opportunities it offers for cultural exchange, international understanding, and personal connections. She warmly invited Rotary Club Haskovo-Aida to participate in upcoming exchanges.
The meeting took place in the true spirit of Rotary – friendship, respect, and shared values.
Rotary Club Sofia International extends its sincere gratitude to Rotary Club Haskovo-Aida for the wonderful hospitality shown to Ms. Ani Hristova, Vice President of our club.
Until our next meetings, dear friends!
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December 10th, 2025 - posted in News and Events.
On 10 December 2025, the 9th official meeting of Rotary Club Sofia International took place, marked by a truly special highlight – the visit of District Governor of District 2482, Bulgaria, Mr. Plamen Tsvetkov.
We were honored to welcome Mr. Tsvetkov and his spouse, Mrs. Galya Pencheva, as our distinguished guests. Also in attendance were Mr. Teodor Totev (Candidate Member) and Mr. Georgi Nedyalkov from Rotary Club Cairo Cosmopolitan, District 2451.
The meeting was further enriched by the presence of Rotaract Club Sofia International and Interact Club Sofia International, who shared their inspiring activities and upcoming projects. Our young Rotarians continue to impress with their energy, dedication, and vision. Mr. Tsvetkov himself expressed admiration for their enthusiasm, calling them the “motors of Rotary” – a sentiment that beautifully reflects the promise of the next generation.
A moment of particular pride for our club was the announcement of the successful completion of the Global Grant project “Paradise for Kids”, supporting the Rehabilitation Center for Children with Oncohematological Diseases.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to all Rotary clubs and members who contributed to this important initiative, whose impact will be felt for years to come.
The visit held special meaning for Mr. Plamen Tsvetkov, who was deeply impressed by the passion, commitment, and warmth of our members.
He personally presented our President, Mr. Badan, with the Paul Harris Fellow (PHF) recognition and pin, making the occasion even more memorable and significant for our club.
It was a truly inspiring and joyful meeting. We left the gathering with smiles and hearts full of Rotary spirit, strengthened by friendship, collaboration, and shared purpose.
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December 3rd, 2025 - posted in News and Events.
On 3 December, Rotary Club Sofia International held the elections for club officers, Presidents, and the General Assembly during its 8th regular meeting.
The election results are as follows:
Presidents
- President 2026–2027:Ms. Ani Hristova
- President 2027–2028:Mr. Serkan Halil
Board 2026–2027:
- Mrs. Hristina Malchevska
- Mrs. Svetlana Bozhilova
- Mr. Domagoj Stefan
- Mr. Greg Sharpe
- Mr. Konstantin Yordanov
Club Leadership:
- President: Ms. Ani Hristova
- Past President: Mr. Claude Badan
- President-Elect: Mr. Serkan Halil
Congratulations to all newly elected officers! We are confident that under their leadership, the Rotary theme “Unite for Good” will guide and inspire their meaningful contribution to Rotary.
During the meeting, our Past President Mrs. Hristina Malchevska addressed the club and shared the wonderful news that the Global Grant project “Paradise for Kids” has reached its final stage. She expressed heartfelt thanks to all club members, friends, districts, and Rotary clubs whose support made this important project possible.
She also presented another successful initiative, made possible with the support of a member of our club, through which more than 170 computers were delivered to Vidin.
They will be donated to kids in Vidin area via Rotary Club Vidin.
Ms. Ani Hristova provided information about the Rotary Friendship Exchange, announcing that all participants from the exchange with Canada are invited to take part in upcoming exchanges and visits in Egypt and Sri Lanka. She also shared the dates of the visits of Rotarians from these countries to Bulgaria. Members interested in participating in the exchange are encouraged to contact Ms. Hristova. Rotary Friendship Exchange is a wonderful opportunity to connect, share ideas, and build lasting friendships with Rotarians from around the world.
Following the elections and announcements, the official meeting was closed, and the evening continued in the true Rotary spirit – filled with fellowship, laughter, and smiles.
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November 27th, 2025 - posted in News and Events.
On 27 November, Rotary Club Sofia International celebrated its Christmas party at the Carnivale Restaurant, located at 190 Vitosha Blvd.
The venue was absolutely wonderful – featuring a cozy and elegant atmosphere, exceptional cuisine, and a truly professional and attentive team. We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to the entire staff and especially to the restaurant manager, Yannis, who took care of every detail and ensured that our evening was perfect. Thank you for the outstanding organization, the warm hospitality, and the exquisite menus prepared especially for us.
During the evening, we celebrated the achievements of our club members, who successfully delivered numerous projects throughout the year.
We are especially proud that the Global Grant Project “Paradise for Kids” is now in its final stage-thanks largely to the dedicated efforts of Mrs. Hristina Malchevska.
More details here
The Christmas spirit was truly alive! Our special guest, Kaka (Big Sister) Christmas from Haskovolandia, surprised us with a joyful visit. She brought smiles, warmth, and laughter to all Rotarians and guests, and of course, there was a gift exchange. For a few magical moments, everyone became a child again-singing songs, reciting poems, laughing, and celebrating the joy of Christmas together.
It was a truly wonderful evening, filled with warmth, friendship, and festive cheer. Once again, we extend our sincere thanks to Yannis and the entire Carnivale Restaurant team for making this night unforgettable and we highly recommend the restaurant!
Rotary Club Sofia International wishes you and your families a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
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November 26th, 2025 - posted in News and Events.
On 26 November 2025, two Past Presidents of Rotary Club Sofia International – Ms. Ani Hristova and Mr. Plamen Lazarov – visited the Rehabilitation Center for Children with Oncohematological Diseases in the village of Opitsvet. They participated in a water-blessing ceremony held on the occasion of the feast day of the center’s patron saint, Saint Stiliyan, protector of children.
During the visit, they reviewed the progress of the Global Grant project “Paradise for Kids,” organized and partially funded by Rotary Club Sofia International, Rotary District 2482, and partner Rotary Districts and Clubs abroad. The project continues to support the long-term development and sustainability of the rehabilitation center.
A major component of the initiative is the construction of a 100-megawatt photovoltaic power plant, designed to meet approximately 85% of the center’s energy needs. According to information provided by our dear friend Mr. Plamen Belchev, the photovoltaic installation is expected to be fully completed by the end of the current year.
Rotary Club Sofia International has maintained consistent and meaningful support for the center over the years. Below are links to some of our previous completed projects:
We will be there for you, dear friends!
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November 25th, 2025 - posted in News and Events.
On Tuesday, 25 November 2025, the Rotary clubs in Sofia gathered for their 20th monthly joint meeting. The event took place at Hotel Downtown at 19:00, with Rotary Club Sofia Capital serving as the symbolic host. Prior to the main gathering, a Presidents’ meeting was held, where Rotary Club Sofia International was represented by Ms. Hristova. The meeting was described as pleasant, productive, and constructive, setting a positive tone for the evening ahead.
The joint meeting was a special occasion due to the presence of distinguished guest speakers from the Ivan Vazov National Theatre. Mr. Mladen Aleksiev, Head of the International Activities and Projects Department, and Mrs. Ekaterina Mihaylova from the theatre’s public relations team, were invited to present a topic of great cultural significance. Their presentation, titled “A Stage Without Borders,” focused on the National Theatre’s international programme and its role as a foundation for the creation of a representative international theatre festival in Sofia.
Mr. Aleksiev shared insights into his work in developing and overseeing the theatre’s international initiatives. His role involves building global partnerships, supporting visiting productions, and expanding Sofia’s cultural presence beyond national borders. A key part of this vision is making theatre more accessible to international audiences through multilingual performances, including an increasing number of productions available in English. These efforts have opened the Ivan Vazov National Theatre to a broader global public and strengthened its position on the international cultural stage.
The presentation also offered a brief historical overview of the theatre, whose origins date back to 1904. That year, a private drama troupe known as Salza i Smyah, meaning Tear and Laughter, was transformed into Bulgaria’s first state-run national theatre. Construction of a dedicated theatre building began the same year on the site of a former wooden playhouse called Osnova. The design was entrusted to renowned Viennese architects Ferdinand Fellner and Hermann Helmer, who were responsible for many iconic theatre buildings across Europe.
The building was completed in 1906 and officially opened on 3 January 1907. The opening repertoire included notable Bulgarian works, and the evening featured a prologue written especially for the occasion by Ivan Vazov himself. Shortly thereafter, the theatre was named in his honour, recognizing his lasting contribution to Bulgarian literature and drama.
The theatre’s history has not been without hardship. In 1923, a devastating fire broke out during an anniversary celebration, destroying the stage, auditorium, and cloakroom. For several years, the theatre company was forced to relocate, touring the country and performing in alternative venues. Further destruction followed during World War II, when bombing raids on Sofia in January 1944 damaged parts of the auditorium and the south wing of the building. Once again, the troupe had to evacuate and perform elsewhere. Despite these challenges, the theatre was restored after the war, and by 1945 performances had resumed in Sofia.
Today, the Ivan Vazov National Theatre stands as both a cultural and architectural landmark. Its neoclassical façade, with six columns supporting a pediment adorned with mythological figures, makes it one of the most recognizable buildings in the city. For more than a century, it has served as the cradle of Bulgarian dramatic art and has been home to generations of prominent playwrights, actors, and directors.
The evening concluded with enthusiasm and inspiration, particularly upon learning that the theatre now offers performances and guided tours in English. As a result, some of the upcoming Rotary meetings will include a visit to the Ivan Vazov National Theatre, continuing the dialogue between culture, community, and international exchange.
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November 10th, 2025 - posted in News and Events.
In late October and early November 2025, Bulgaria became the setting for one of the most inspiring Rotary events of the year, the Rotary Friendship Exchange between District 2482 from Bulgaria and District 7040 representing Canada and the United States. This flagship Rotary programme brought together Rotarians from different continents to build friendships, exchange professional experience, explore new project opportunities, and share cultural traditions. More than a formal exchange, the visit created deep personal connections based on trust, openness, and shared values.
Rotary Club Sofia International had the honor of serving as both the welcoming and departing host of this remarkable journey. The exchange officially began on 28 October 2025, when members of the club, together with students from Interact Club Sofia International at Meridian 22 School, warmly welcomed the guests from District 7040 at Sofia Airport. The visiting delegation included Linda Newton and Keith Lawton from the Rotary Club of Nepean Kanata in Ontario, Victoria and Kurt Pearson from the Rotary Club of Kingston in Ontario, and Mike Prais from the Rotary Club of Saranac Lake in New York.
After settling in and enjoying lunch, the guests were introduced to Sofia under the care of their local hosts, Mrs. Radka Stamenova and Mr. Serkan Halil, who created an atmosphere of comfort and hospitality from the very beginning. A guided walk through the city center allowed the visitors to discover Sofia’s character and charm. The day concluded with a dinner hosted by Mr. Domagoj Stefan, Secretary of Rotary Club Sofia International, at the Stjepan Jurić Croatian Bulgarian Cultural Center, where the guests experienced Bulgarian traditions through homemade dishes, local flavors, and warm conversation.
The following day highlighted the involvement of the younger Rotary generation. Members of Interact Club Sofia International led a thoughtfully prepared tour of Sofia’s historical landmarks, demonstrating impressive knowledge, enthusiasm, and commitment. The programme continued with a visit to Meridian 22 Private School, where the guests attended classes and interacted directly with students, gaining insight into Bulgarian education and youth engagement.
Behind the success of the entire exchange stood strong leadership and dedicated teamwork. Ani Hristova, Vice President of Rotary Club Sofia International and Chair of the Rotary Friendship Exchange Subcommittee, led the project with vision, precision, and tireless commitment. She coordinated communication, logistics, and overall organization, ensuring a seamless experience for all participants. Her work was supported by a committed team of Rotarians whose efforts were essential at every stage of the journey. Special recognition is due to Mrs. Iliyana Vakavchieva, whose contribution and hospitality during the visit to Dupnitsa played a key role in the success of the programme.
Over the course of the exchange, the guests traveled through eleven Bulgarian cities, each offering its own atmosphere, traditions, and Rotary spirit. From Sofia, the journey continued through Kyustendil, Dupnitsa, Blagoevgrad, Bansko, Samokov, Stara Zagora, Harmanli, Kazanlak, Veliko Tarnovo, and Gabrovo. In every location, local Rotary clubs and hosts welcomed the delegation with carefully prepared programmes, meetings, cultural experiences, and heartfelt hospitality. The visitors met local leaders, explored historical sites, enjoyed regional cuisine, and experienced Bulgaria’s natural beauty and cultural richness firsthand.
Each city added a new chapter to the story of the exchange. Whether through official meetings, educational initiatives, wine tourism, folklore, or unforgettable cultural performances, the hosts consistently demonstrated the strength of Rotary fellowship and the generosity of Bulgarian hospitality. The dedication shown by every club and individual host left a lasting impression on the international guests and strengthened the bonds between districts.
The exchange concluded where it began, in Sofia, with Rotary Club Sofia International once again welcoming the delegation for a heartfelt farewell. The circle was closed with gratitude, smiles, and the sense that lasting friendships had been formed.
The Rotary Friendship Exchange once again proved why it is such a powerful programme. It creates genuine international friendships, builds bridges between cultures, inspires future cooperation, and showcases the heart of the host country. Bulgaria presented itself with pride, warmth, and authenticity, leaving a strong mark on the global Rotary community.
This journey would not have been possible without the dedication of every host, club, and Rotarian involved. Their commitment, generosity, and belief in Rotary values were the true driving force behind this unforgettable experience.
Yours in Rotary,
Ani Hristova
Chair of the Rotary Friendship Exchange Subcommittee
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November 5th, 2025 - posted in News and Events.
On 5 November at Novotel was held our 5th regular meeting.
Mr. Badan opened the meeting and welcomed the guests.
Our guests were Mrs. Nina Nestorova from Rotary Club Malta and Mr. Angelo Ceciarelli, from Rotary Club Marbella.
The highlight of the evening was the presentation by our Secretary, Mr. Domagoj Stefan about our trip to Armenia.
Rotary Club Sofia International’s members visited Armenia. They were in Yerevan, Lake Sevan, Dilijan, Armenian Churches and Timeless Monasteries of Sevanavank and Haghartsin.
It was amazing Cultural Exchange with Rotary Club Yerevan International.
Once again we extend our thanks to Mrs. Mariam Melikyan for her hospitality and organising us. More information here.
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October 25th, 2025 - posted in News and Events.
On 25 October, at the Winter Sports Palace in Sofia, the event “Ice Skating with a Cause” was held, organised by the Rotary Club Sofia-Serdika in cooperation with the Bulgarian Skating Federation (the national body for ice-skating).
The charity focus of the event was the long-running project of the club “Grandmother and Grandchild” (Баба и внуче), specifically in support of the children’s home in the town of Samokov.
We all know how vital the role of a grandmother has been in each one of our lives – how she taught us, cared for us, guided us. The “Grandmother and Grandchild” project echoes exactly that: it brings older women (“grandmothers”) into a caring, mentoring role for children from institutional care, particularly those with special needs. According to the description of the project, retired women (often former teachers, social-workers, nurses) spend several hours a day exclusively with children in a social institution – thereby becoming a surrogate family link and delivering emotional support, stability and trust.
One of the children in the home was described as having a proven 85 % intellectual disability; thanks to the dedicated grandmother figure “Baba Masha”, they are now doing excellently in school, can read and write. This speaks volumes about dedication, hard work and love.
A big bravo to “Baba Masha”!
Children from ages 3 to 16 strapped on their ice-skates and beamed wide smiles. The event’s idea came from Mr. Nikolay Yanev, President of the club and one of its founding members; Mr Yanev is also a world-renowned figure-skating judge, having officiated at numerous world, European and national competitions.
Everyone had fun skating, falling and laughing, and as a sweet finale they took part in a competition.
We are proud to share that our Vice-President Ms. Ani Hristova won the silver medal after fierce competition with incredibly strong opponents!
Ms. Hristova also received a certificate and a trophy for her participation. Bravo, Ani!
Rotary Club Sofia International congratulates its friends at Rotary Club Sofia-Serdika for the wonderful idea, the excellent organisation and for the outstanding project they have supported for years.
As a final note, we enjoyed homemade muffins and sweets and treated ourselves for the calories burned.
Get in touch with Rotary Club Sofia-Serdika, learn more about their work and help support their project: secretary@rotary-serdika.bg
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October 22nd, 2025 - posted in News and Events.
Armenia, a country rich in history, culture, and natural beauty, offers a captivating experience for every traveler. During our recent visit, we had the pleasure of exploring its vibrant capital, Yerevan, and venturing into the scenic countryside that surrounds it. From bustling markets and historic monasteries to picturesque lakes and exquisite local cuisine, Armenia proved to be a truly unforgettable destination. From Rotary Club Sofia International, Claude Badan (President), Inna Badan, Domagoj Stefan (Secretary), Ani Hristova (Vice-President) and Boyan Griffen attended. We were hosted by Rotary Club Yerevan International, including our former RCSI member Mariam Melikyan, who recently repatriated back to Yerevan and is now active there. They really went out of their way for us and we are truly grateful.
Discovering Yerevan, the Heart of Armenia
Our journey began in Yerevan, the lively capital city known for its ancient roots and modern charm. The city’s lively streets, spacious squares, and colorful architecture create a unique ambiance that blends the old with the new. One of the highlights was strolling through Vernissage Market, an open-air bazaar teeming with handcrafted souvenirs, artwork, jewelry, and traditional Armenian crafts. It’s a perfect place to find authentic gifts and immerse in local culture. And here is more about our trip, not necessarily in chronological order:
Tasting Armenian Delights
No visit is complete without savoring local cuisine. Our Rotarian hosts graciously took us out to dine with them in Yerevan at Caucasian Captive (a fun restaurant based on a famous soviet-era film) and Ararat Tavern Yerevan, two renowned restaurants offering delicious Armenian dishes. The warm hospitality and flavorful foods – such as khorovats (barbecue), dolma, and lavash – left a lasting impression. The rich flavors and traditional recipes provided a true taste of Armenia’s culinary heritage. They also featured dance and musical performances, with traditional Armenian national instruments, some of which resemble Bulgarian national instruments.
Visiting the Noy Cognac Factory
A trip to Armenia wouldn’t be complete without experiencing its famed cognac. RCSI members toured the Noy Cognac Factory, which is more like a small city and features several deep underground levels with enormous barrels containing up-to-100-year-old wines and cognacs, where we learned about the meticulous process of producing these renowned drinks. The factory’s rich history and craftsmanship produce cognacs enjoyed worldwide. Tasting some of their finest varieties was a highlight, encapsulating Armenia’s centuries-old tradition of spirit-making.
Exploring Lake Sevan and Surroundings
One of the natural treasures of Armenia is Lake Sevan, one of the largest freshwater high-altitude lakes in the world. The scenic vistas, crystal-clear waters, and mountain backdrop offered a perfect setting for relaxation and photography. Along with our Rotarian friends, we enjoyed walking along the shore and the views of the landscapes and nearby mountains.
Visiting Monasteries and Cultural Sites
The spiritual side of Armenia is epitomized by stunning monasteries like Sevanavank Monastery and Haghartsin Monastery, which we visited during a day trip, thanks to our hosts from Rotary Club Yerevan International. Sevanavank, nestled amidst lush greenery, offers peace and a glimpse into Armenia’s religious history. Haghartsin monastery, set in a forested mountain area, mesmerized me with its ancient stone structures and serene atmosphere. Both sites were amazing and reflect Armenia’s deep religious roots and architectural ingenuity. We sampled ‘gata’ there. Armenian gata is a sweet, buttery pastry or bread with various regional forms that is often served with coffee or tea. It typically features a filling called khoriz, which is a mix of flour, butter, and sugar, sometimes with added ingredients like walnuts, nuts, or dried fruits. Gata is traditionally baked for holidays, especially Tiarn’daraj (Candlemas), and is considered a symbol of family unity and well-being.
Discovering Dilijan Town
A scenic drive took us Rotarians to Dilijan, often called the “Switzerland of Armenia” for its lush forests and charming old town, and resembles Bulgaria’s Etara. The town’s cobblestone streets, traditional houses, and surrounding nature made it a delightful stop for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike. It’s also known for its mineral water spas and cultural festivals.
Conclusion: A Journey Through Armenia’s Heart
Our visit to Armenia was a deeply enriching experience, blending the vibrancy of Yerevan with the tranquility and spiritual legacy of its monasteries and natural landscapes. From wandering through bustling markets and tasting exquisite food to exploring historic sites and relaxing by Lake Sevan, Armenia offers a diverse and authentic adventure. It’s a country that warmly welcomes visitors with its deep history, breathtaking scenery, and hospitable people – truly a hidden gem in the Caucasus and less than three-hour direct flight from Sofia. Thank you very much to Mariam and our hosts from Rotary Club Yerevan International.
Rotary Club Yerevan International was the first Rotary club established in Armenia, with the first club starting in Yerevan in 1999. As part of the global Rotary organization, the club is a fellowship of business, professional, and community leaders dedicated to service, promoting peace, fighting disease, providing clean water, supporting education, and growing local economies in Armenia and around the world.
Website: https://www.rotaryerevan.international/
Mission: The club’s mission is to provide service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace.
Key areas of focus
- Community and global service: The club is involved in service projects that align with Rotary’s six areas of focus: promoting peace, fighting disease, providing clean water, saving mothers and children, supporting education, and growing local economies.
- Local impact: The Yerevan club focuses on local community projects and programs, keeping members informed about local, national, and global events through weekly meetings.
- Members: The club is composed of business, professional, and community leaders who are dedicated to making a positive impact.
We extend our thanks to the Rotary Club Yerevan International and friends, for making our visit possible: Mr. Arthur Khachatryan, Mrs. Geghanush Gyunashyan, Mr. Mkrtich Melkonyan, Mrs. Elya Jugan, Mr. Nune Melkonyan, Mr. Serob Mikayelyan (President of the Club) and of course to Mrs. Mariam Melikyan and Mr. Sasoun Melikyan – her dad.
Taste of Armenia in the heart of Sofia?
This is the place:
Granatus Bakery & Café
ul.”Iskar” 33
Sofia
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