AgriFest 2025 in Goris celebrated the powerful connection between agriculture, creativity, and community. Local entrepreneurs, artisans, and visitors from across Syunik and Yerevan came together to explore new ideas, collaborate, and showcase the region’s rich cultural and agricultural heritage.
Over 40+ local vendors presented a diverse range of products, from fresh, locally sourced foods to handmade crafts and innovative items. Guests enjoyed Quick Talks with experts, interactive workshops, live music, family-friendly activities, and more.
A highlight of the festival was the active participation of displaced entrepreneurs from Nagorno-Karabakh, who shared their unique products and stories, connecting with the wider community and exploring new growth opportunities.
It was a great honor for Impact Hub Syunik to host EU Ambassador Vassilis Maragos in Goris during AgriFest 2025. In his opening remarks, the Ambassador emphasized the importance of Impact Hub’s activities—particularly AgriFest—in fostering community development, collaboration, and social cohesion. Afterwards, he held a dedicated meeting with representatives of the creative sector displaced from Nagorno-Karabakh. During the meeting, the results of a mapping conducted by Impact Hub among more than 200 displaced individuals were presented, and discussions focused on the prerequisites and existing needs for engaging in the creative industries.
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Organized by Impact Hub Syunik in collaboration with the European Union and ACBA Federation, AgriFest 2025 created a platform to foster entrepreneurship, cultural exchange, and resilient communities, while celebrating the creative and agricultural spirit of Syunik and Artsakh.
AgriFest by Impact Hub Syunik is co-funded by the European Union, Acba Federation, and Impact Hub Syunik. The European Union’s support is provided through the Three4ResilientArmenia program, implemented by Armenian Caritas Benevolent NGO, IRIS Business Incubator Foundation, and Impact Hub Armenia Social Innovation Development Foundation.