The year 2025 marked a decisive stage in the evolution of the Maison Marom Group of Companies, defined less by rapid expansion and more by structural maturity. Ideas that had long shaped the Group’s direction took concrete form as systems and practices designed for long-term cultural impact. Rooted in Armenia and oriented globally, Maison Marom continued to position itself as a unified lifestyle ecosystem, demonstrating that business can be guided by cultural logic rather than driven solely by scale or speed.

Maison Marom proudly announces the official presentation of Maróm in France - a debut that marks an important milestone for the Armenian lifestyle group and introduces a new, culturally rooted design language to the European fashion landscape.

Some years define direction. Others establish identity. For Rien-à-Porter, 2025 was both. This was the year when a vision turned into a place, and a place turned into a movement - one that reimagined how lifestyle, culture, craftsmanship, and community can exist together in Armenia.

Gizelle Baker, Vice President of Global Scientific Engagement at Philip Morris International, recently visited Armenia and spoke with Regional Post about the company’s vision of a smoke-free future.

Armenia’s healthcare sector has witnessed remarkable transformations, with Avanta growing from a modest dental office to the country’s largest multifunctional dental facility. Regional Post spoke to Dr. Grigoryan, founder-president of Avanta Innovative Medical Center, about modern dentistry’s evolution, Armenia’s potential as a regional healthcare hub, and the strategic vision behind Avanta’s unprecedented growth.

Circular Economy in Armenia will not achieve anywhere near its full potential without the right policy instruments in place. This is the firm belief of Harutyun Alpetyan, Program Manager and Lecturer at the American University of Armenia (AUA) Acopian Center for the Environment and a member of the Armenian Circular Economy Coalition (ACEC). He elaborated his vision for the development of circularity in Armenia during a conversation with Regional Post.

Regional Post asked the Founders of EventToura agency, Mary Badalyan and Nune Manukyan how Yerevan Wine Days transformed from a single-street festival into Armenia’s most successful case study in sustainable event tourism, proving that ancient wine traditions and modern environmental responsibility can go hand in hand.

KOMO Real Estate Agency is transforming how Armenians view properties with an innovative approach that’s catching attention across the market. While traditional agencies schedule individual property visits one by one, KOMO has built its entire business around large-scale open house events and comprehensive group tours that let multiple customers explore dozens of properties in a single, well-orchestrated experience. “We kept seeing the same problem everywhere,” explains the founder of the Agency Khachik Gevorgyan explains. “Buyers and renters were burning entire weekends driving from property to property, dealing with scheduling conflicts, and often missing opportunities because of logistical headaches. We realized there had to be a better way.” KOMO streamlines this process by focusing on group tours and open house models, saving their client’s valuable time and energy.

In an era when mass production threatens traditional craftsmanship worldwide, one Armenian family business stands as a guardian of cultural legacy. Megerian Carpet, Armenia’s largest manufacturer of hand-woven rugs, has dedicated itself to revitalizing the ancient art of Armenian carpet weaving. Regional Post interviewed the team of Megerian Carpet to explore how this enterprise balances business imperatives with cultural preservation, employing traditional techniques and natural dyes to create pieces that will maintain their vibrant colors for centuries to come.