A women’s union documented as an organiser of Armenian culinary and community festivals in Tbilisi. Diocesan reports in English and Georgian identify its role in the 2025 Dolma Festival.
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Dated activity
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Tbilisi, Georgia
Documented profile
Church support and joint events are recorded as cooperation. These reports do not establish that the union is a branch of Hayartun or provide a current membership total.
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Shushanik joins the organisation of Barekendan festivities
The Diocese reports that its administration and the Shushanik women’s union jointly organised the festive tables at Saint George Cathedral. This is a documented joint event, not evidence that the union belongs to the Diocese.
Harisa Festival held at Hayartun on the Feast of the Holy Cross
The Diocese reports a Musa Dagh Harisa Festival initiated by the Shushanik women’s union, with tables at Hayartun. Its account also credits other participants; the event is not attributed exclusively to one organisation.
English and Georgian diocesan reports identify Shushanik as organiser of the festival at Saint George Cathedral, supported by the Diocese. Hayartun performers contributed music. The reports’ attendance descriptions are not converted into participant totals.
Selected international networks and local community institutions complement ARF’s separate full monitor. Country coverage remains partial; recent activity and governing relationships are verified separately. Documented connections and cooperation do not establish legal ownership.