Students from Class 3B of the "Gazprom Armenia" CJSC Educational and Sports Complex completed a project titled "Armenian Identity," which they presented at a celebratory event.

The project focused on three key themes: the Armenian language, the homeland, and national values.

As part of the project, the students also hiked to Mount Guthanasar. This experience allowed them not only to discover the beauty of their native landscape and learn about historical and cultural landmarks but also to develop a deeper spiritual connection to their homeland.

At the summit of Guthanasar, amidst the majestic native landscape, Hamo Sahyan’s poem "But Where to Lead..." was recited, symbolizing the unbreakable bond between the Armenian people and their language, homeland, and national spirit. The event, held on the GAUS stage, aimed to strengthen students' national self-awareness, as well as their love and dedication to their native language, homeland, culture, and history.

According to teacher Ani Baghdasaryan, this initiative evolved into more than just an educational project; it became a beautiful expression of values-based education, reaffirming that Armenian identity is shaped and preserved through love and a sense of responsibility toward the native language, historical memory, culture, and the homeland's natural landscape.