Dilijan’s cultural life is gaining a new long-term initiative. Green Rock Management Group, the Green Rock Foundation, and the Armenian State Symphony Orchestra have signed a Memorandum of Cooperation aimed at regularly organising concerts and cultural events in Dilijan, contributing to the development and enrichment of the city’s cultural life.
For Green Rock, the development of Dilijan goes beyond the creation of modern infrastructure. It also includes the development of education and culture, helping to shape a vibrant and attractive urban environment with new opportunities.
An important part of this vision is the work of the Green Rock Foundation, which supports cultural initiatives and contributes to the development and revitalisation of the community’s cultural life.
The partnership with the Armenian State Symphony Orchestra marks a new stage in this initiative. Concerts featuring the orchestra in Dilijan will bring a new dimension to the city’s cultural scene, making classical music a more accessible and regular part of everyday cultural life.
“For us, the development of Dilijan is not only about creating buildings and infrastructure. It is also about the environment that develops around them. We want Dilijan to be a city where people come not only to enjoy nature, but also to take part in its cultural life. Our partnership with the Armenian State Symphony Orchestra is an important and highly symbolic part of this vision,” said Katerina Danekian, CEO of Green Rock Management Group.
“For me and the Armenian State Symphony Orchestra, it is an important mission to make high-quality classical music accessible in different cities and communities across Armenia, particularly to the younger generation. We are grateful to Green Rock for joining our vision and for committing to a long-term partnership. I am confident that through our joint efforts, symphonic music will regularly resonate in Dilijan, continuing the city’s rich musical tradition and becoming an important part of its cultural life,” said Sergey Smbatyan, Artistic Director and Principal Conductor of the Armenian State Symphony Orchestra.
Katya Bredikhina, Director of the Green Rock Foundation, emphasised that culture is an important component of a city’s appeal and development.
“A rich cultural life is an essential condition for the development of any city, particularly when it is developing as a tourism destination. I am confident that performances by the Armenian State Symphony Orchestra will make an important contribution to Dilijan’s cultural life,” said Katya Bredikhina.
As part of the Memorandum, the first concert in Dilijan will take place on September 5 at 7:00 PM, at the site of the future concert hall incorporated into Green Rock’s Multifunctional Complex, next to the newly opened Villa3 Community Hub.
