Unfortunately I couldn’t make it for the PAG 3 Game opening this year. But it’s still not late to go and support Cyprus soccer and mini-football teams. It’s interesting for me to find out that how much things had been changed in the past 3 years since I have been away from Cyprus. Hopefully I will meet some friends and Melkonian students. One of the nice things to notice with PAG3 is that it’s not concentrated in Yerevan. For the PAG 3 game schedule you can visit http://www.panarmeniangames.am/eng/thirdpag/index.html or www.panarmeniangames.com to the site.

Coming to some ‘extraordinary’ Armenia life episodes, I will talk about the Zvartnots International Airport. It’s a nightmare to be by the Arrival gate on Monday early mornings. There was absolutely no space to park in the “parking” area. There is a disaster going on in front of the Arrival gate. Imagine 5 flights in 2 hours in an airport that has only two luggage carrousels (although I think one is broken) and one Arrival gate (one visa control) and a Russian soldier who decides that who is welcomed and who is not.
There were lots of people pushing each other. White painted windows that keep you lost from what is happening to the people who has just arrived. In short if Franz Kafka were alive he could write a good story about it.
If Armenia wants to become a tourist and open country airport is the first place that needs to be renovated and modified. And if considering it as our gate to Europe… we don’t have a chance.