Armenian community

The Armenian community is a global network of individuals descended from Armenia, a country in the South Caucasus. Known for their rich cultural heritage, Armenians have a long history marked by resilience, especially following the Armenian Genocide in 1915. Today, significant Armenian populations exist in countries like the United States, France, and Russia. The community is recognized for its contributions to art, science, and religion, particularly through the Armenian Apostolic Church. Armenians celebrate their unique language, traditions, and cuisine, fostering a strong sense of identity and unity despite being dispersed worldwide.