Fund Arsen’s Global Economics Education

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Fund Arsen’s Global Economics Education
"It is in the Armenian character to learn, to explore, to ask questions, to discover, and to preserve." — William Saroyan There are dreams that are measured not by distance, but by depth. Mine began with a question that has stayed with me for years: Why is it that we Armenians, despite possessing immense intellectual potential and thousands of years of history, still face a shortage of internationally qualified professionals in almost every field? Why must those of us who aspire to contribute something meaningful to the world first leave our homeland to study before we can return and truly serve it? This question led me on a journey that begins in Armenia but does not end here. It leads to one of the world's most prestigious universities, where I have chosen to build my future with the purpose of returning home and giving back everything I have gained. William Saroyan's words have become my guiding principle: learning, asking questions, and making discoveries are not only part of our national character but also a responsibility that I have chosen to embrace. ABOUT ME Growing up in Armenia, I was raised in a country with a rich history, a strong national identity, and a global Armenian community. From an early age, I understood that education and service to one's homeland could play a vital role in Armenia's development and in strengthening its position on the international stage. My educational journey has always been guided by diligence, responsibility, and a passion for knowledge. I graduated from high school with excellent academic results and continued my studies at the European College of Armenia, specializing in Accounting and Auditing, once again graduating with distinction. I also successfully completed the business education program at the International Chelsea Business School. Throughout my studies, I participated in internships and volunteer programs with various organizations, gaining valuable practical experience. A year ago, I embarked on a new chapter by beginning my studies in International Economics at Fudan University, where future economists, leaders, researchers, and innovators are educated. There, I have been studying international trade, investment policy, finance, corporate debt reduction and equity financing mechanisms, global markets, and economic diplomacy, among many other critical areas of modern economics. These experiences have convinced me that personal development is inseparable from the development of one's country. My goal is to combine the world-class education, practical experience, and global perspective I acquire at Fudan University and use them to contribute to Armenia's economic development, attract foreign investment, expand international business cooperation, and strengthen the country's competitiveness. Despite this remarkable opportunity, studying abroad presents a significant financial challenge for my family. Only with your support can I continue my education and turn this exceptional opportunity into reality. Education is a powerful tool that enables every individual to serve their community and homeland. As a young Armenian studying in an international academic environment, I firmly believe it is my responsibility to bring back the knowledge, experience, and dedication I gain and place them at the service of Armenia. THE ROAD TOWARD INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS Armenia certainly offers opportunities to receive a quality education in economics. However, the reality is that our country still faces a shortage of professionals with international experience and qualifications, particularly in fields that require a global economic perspective, deep understanding of international markets, and strong connections with foreign institutions. Without such professionals, it is difficult to fully integrate into the global economy and compete internationally. This reality motivated me to seek an education at a university that would provide not only rigorous academic knowledge but also genuine international exposure. My choice was Fudan University in China, one of the leading universities in Asia and the world in the field of economics. Studying at Fudan offers access to an academic environment that combines high academic standards, outstanding research opportunities, and close ties with one of the world's fastest-growing economies—a country that plays a central role in shaping today's global economic landscape. Choosing Fudan was not accidental. China has become one of the world's most dynamic economic powers, and studying there allows me to explore economic models and development strategies that remain relatively underexplored in our region. It also provides an invaluable opportunity to build international relationships that will benefit both my professional future and my country. MY LONG-TERM GOALS After graduation, my ambitions extend far beyond personal success. I aspire to become a bridge between Armenia and the international economic community by strengthening bilateral partnerships, attracting investment opportunities, and promoting the exchange of knowledge and expertise. I believe that the international experience and professional network I develop will enable me to contribute to stronger economic and business relations between Armenia and other countries. I envision a future where young Armenians can integrate more easily into international economic platforms, and I want to be among those who help make that possible—whether through sharing knowledge, mentoring others, or fostering business and diplomatic partnerships. I firmly believe that expanding trade and investment ties between countries can create new opportunities for Armenia's economy. In the long term, I see myself as an international economics professional working on global projects while contributing to the economic development of my homeland. This vision is what motivates me every day, and it is precisely for achieving this goal that I seek your support. Every donation brings me one step closer to my dream and becomes part of a much greater story—the story of building bridges between Armenia and the world. HOW CAN YOU SUPPORT ME The annual tuition fee for the program is approximately $11,820, accommodation in the university dormitory costs approximately $4,468 per year, and additional university-related expenses amount to approximately $3,300 annually. I paid my first year's tuition with the generous support of my relatives. Through this fundraising campaign, I hope to cover the expenses for the remaining three years of my studies. You can find my admission letter and a detailed budget breakdown at the following links: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1G9inNPhcCR1jjEJJVS0zBQ2ifFGseaaH/view?usp=sharing https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1KXIpimFV7Vfm1d_JTDQM3-_B-qtKU2QS/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=103535099652874536152&rtpof=true&sd=true You can support me through the reArmenia platform or by making a direct bank transfer. AMERIABANK ARSEN KHACHATRYAN Bank Account Details: Armenian Dram (AMD): 1570026605446000 US Dollar (USD): 1570096881839201 Euro (EUR): 1570063692908646 Card Number: 4083 0600 1563 4757 I will be deeply grateful for every contribution - for your trust, kindness, and for becoming a part of my educational journey. I am committed to honoring that trust and making every effort to justify your support. Arsen Khachatryan

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Help Noor’s Family Rebuild Through Education

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Help Noor’s Family Rebuild Through Education
Hello everybody, my name is Duaa, and I am launching this fundraising campaign to support my sister-in-law, Noor Anwar Rabhi Alzaqzouq (the wife of my husband’s brother), and her family in Gaza. After enduring repeated displacement, the loss of stability, and the impact of war on their lives, Noor is trying to rebuild her family’s future through education by establishing a small educational center that can support her children and create opportunities for other teachers who lost their jobs. This is the message from Noor: My name is Noor Anwar Rabhi Alzaqzouq, I am 35 years old, a mother of five children, and I live in Gaza. I studied Early Childhood Education at the Islamic University of Gaza and graduated in 2010. My passion has always been working with children and creating a safe educational environment where they can learn, grow, and feel hopeful. In 2014, I married Husni Mohammad Husni Alzaqzouq, 37 years old, who studied Business Administration and Office Management. Together, we built our family and dreamed of giving our children a stable and secure future. We are blessed with five children: * Hala, 11 years old * Tala, 10 years old * Rafeef, 6 years old * Kenzi, 3 years old * Shadi, 1 year and a half old Before the war, I dreamed of opening a small educational center where I could use my experience in early childhood education to support children and build a better future for my family. But the war changed our lives completely. We were forced to leave our home and were displaced 10 different times. Each displacement meant another painful beginning: leaving behind our belongings, searching for safety, and trying to protect our children from fear and uncertainty. My children lost their sense of stability and were unable to continue their education normally. Living in tents, moving from place to place, and constantly experiencing the fear of bombardment made learning almost impossible. Like many children in Gaza, they lost months of education and the safe environment they needed to study and develop. My husband has been suffering from a serious third-degree cervical disc problem in his neck. He was supposed to undergo surgery, but because of the war, the difficult conditions, and the lack of available medical services, he could not receive the treatment he needed. His health condition has made him unable to work and provide for our family. He also recently underwent surgery for hemorrhoids at Al-Quds Hospital in Tal Al-Hawa, and he is still recovering and unable to return to work. Despite everything we have experienced, I refuse to give up. I want to rebuild our future through education. With my background in early childhood education, I hope to establish a small educational center that will provide children with a safe place to learn while creating a sustainable source of income for my family. This project is not only for my family. It is also a way to support other families affected by the war. Many experienced teachers in Gaza have lost their jobs and their sources of income. Many qualified educators are now struggling to support their families, while young graduates are searching for their first opportunity to work. Through this educational center, I hope to create employment opportunities for teachers who have experience in education, as well as graduates who are ready to contribute and rebuild their professional lives. The war has severely affected my children’s education. My daughter Hala has a talent for drawing and a beautiful creative spirit that I hope to encourage. My daughter Tala was one of the top students in her class before the war, but she has struggled to continue her education because of displacement and the difficult circumstances around us. My daughter Rafeef started first grade but lost a significant part of her early education, making it difficult for her to follow her studies. Before the war, education was free and accessible, but today many children face enormous challenges continuing their learning. Our Goal: $6,000 to Launch an Educational Center We are raising $6,000 to establish this educational project and help Noor rebuild her family’s future through education. The funds will be used for: * Renting a suitable place for the educational center. * Obtaining the required license and approval from the Palestinian Ministry of Education in Ramallah. * Preparing and equipping the learning space, including educational materials, furniture, and basic teaching equipment. * Connecting electricity and water services, which have been severely affected due to the destruction of infrastructure caused by the war. * Creating initial job opportunities for teachers and education graduates who have lost their work or are struggling to find employment. This project is more than a classroom. It is a place of hope, learning, and rebuilding. It will help children recover part of what they have lost, support teachers who lost their livelihoods, and give Noor the opportunity to provide for her children with dignity. Your support can help transform a family’s struggle into a new beginning. Every donation, no matter how small, will make a meaningful difference. Thank you for standing with Noor, her family, and the children and educators of Gaza. With gratitude, Noor Anwar Rabhi Alzaqzouq and family

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Keeping My Three Children in School After Sudden P

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Keeping My Three Children in School After Sudden P
Dear Friends, Supporters, and Global Community, ​For years, I have dedicated my professional life to supporting international humanitarian and development operations on the ground here in Yemen. As a professional driver and operator, my job was always more than just a career—it was my way of contributing to vital regional efforts while proudly providing a stable, dignified life for my family. ​Above all else, my greatest pride and responsibility is being a father to my three wonderful children (my 16-year-old daughter, my 15-year-old son, and my 7-year-old son). Like any parent living through a regional crisis, my absolute priority has always been ensuring they receive a quality education, shielding them from the instability around us, and giving them the tools to build a bright future. ​Recently, our lives were turned upside down. Due to sudden, major structural reorganizations within the region, my long-term post with UNICEF was officially abolished. Overnight, our family lost its sole source of income in an environment where securing immediate, matching professional roles is incredibly difficult. ​Because of this sudden transition, we are now facing an immediate financial domino effect that threatens our housing stability and, most painfully, my children’s education: 1. ​Clearing Past Educational Debt ($3,100): To keep my children enrolled last academic year, I took out a personal loan through the United Nations Federal Credit Union (UNFCU). With my sudden job loss, I am left with a remaining balance of $3,100 in monthly installments that I can no longer pay, creating an urgent burden on our household. 2. ​Securing the Upcoming School Year ($6,000 - $7,000): The new academic year is fast approaching. The cost of tuition, registration, and school fees to enroll all three of my children comes out to approximately $6,000 to $7,000. Without these funds, their education will be abruptly interrupted. ​To give you complete confidence in where your generosity is going, I have provided the platform’s compliance team with full documentation—including my official UNICEF termination/abolishment notice, my remaining UNFCU loan statement balance, and the school’s tuition fee structures. ​I am hitting two birds with one stone with this campaign: clearing the debt of the past year and securing the bridge to my children's immediate future. Every single dollar raised will go directly toward settling the UNFCU loan and paying the school administration directly to keep my kids in the classroom. ​While I actively look for my next driving and professional role to get my family back on its feet, I am humbly asking for your hands in solidarity. No donation is too small, and simply sharing my story with your network means the world to us. ​Thank you from the bottom of my heart for standing with my family, protecting my children's education, and helping us navigate this unexpected crossroad. ​With deep gratitude, Zaki Almohammadi.

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Outstanding tuition costs

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Outstanding tuition costs
Help Me Stay in University and Achieve My Dream of Becoming a Cybersecurity Professional My name is Rosalia Mwaulangenai Naholo, and I am a 20-year-old Namibian woman pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, majoring in Cybersecurity, at the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST). I was raised by my unemployed single mother alongside my nine siblings. Growing up in a large family with very limited financial resources taught me resilience, determination, and the value of education. Although life has never been easy, I have always believed that education is the key to breaking the cycle of poverty and creating a better future for my family. I grew up without my father's presence and do not know where he is. Because of this, I was unable to submit all the required documents needed for my application to the Namibia Students Financial Assistance Fund (NSFAF). As a result, I could not benefit from Namibia's subsidized higher education funding. This has placed the full financial responsibility for my university education on my family, even though we simply cannot afford it. This situation has affected me not only financially but also mentally and emotionally. Watching my dreams slowly slip away because of circumstances beyond my control has been heartbreaking. It is difficult to stay motivated when you know you have worked hard but cannot continue your studies simply because of unpaid tuition. During my first semester, I successfully completed seven modules: - Basic Science - Design Thinking - Business and Management Information Systems - Introduction to Programming - Database Fundamentals - Mathematics for Computing - Principles of English Language The total cost of my first semester, including registration fees, was N$48,975.00. I now owe the university approximately N$50,000. Because of this outstanding balance, my first-semester results have been withheld, and I have been blocked from registering for my second semester. Without settling this debt, I cannot continue my education. Despite these challenges, I have not given up. My dream is to graduate as a cybersecurity professional and use my knowledge to protect people and organizations from cyber threats while building a better future for my family. I want to become someone my younger siblings can look up to and prove that difficult circumstances do not have to determine a person's future. I am humbly asking for your support. Every donation, regardless of the amount, will go directly toward paying my outstanding university fees and helping me register for the next semester. If I am fortunate enough to raise more than my current balance, the remaining funds will be used to cover my second-semester tuition and other essential academic expenses so that I can continue my studies without interruption. If you are unable to donate, I would be deeply grateful if you could share my campaign with others. Every share increases the chance that someone who is able to help will see my story. Thank you for taking the time to read my story. Your generosity, encouragement, and belief in my potential mean more than words can express. With your support, I can continue my education, pursue my dream, and one day give back to my family, my community, and my country.

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