This work didn’t start with the foundation. For years, Mareta supported projects across Dilijan, renovating kindergartens, building sports facilities, and creating spaces where community happens. Green Rock Foundation simply made official what was already true, a commitment to stay, to build with care, and to create opportunities that serve the people who live here.
“I’ve come to believe that some of the most important work begins without a fixed shape,” Mareta reflects. “It often starts with a sense that something could be held with greater care, supported more steadily, allowed to take its own form.”
That belief guides every Green Rock project. The sports complex now welcomes over 400 children. The partnership with the Folk Art State Museum preserves and promotes cultural heritage through valuable initiatives that bring together culture, community, and creativity. Apicius Armenia integrates Dilijan into the world hospitality system. Meet Dilijan makes the town visible not just as a destination for tourists, but as a place where Armenians choose to celebrate their own special moments.
In 2025 alone, Green Rock Foundation organized around 60 events, engaged over 20,000 participants, and launched programs from Summer in Dilijan to DiliDog City, each one meeting a real need, respecting what already exists, and inviting Dilijan into its own future.
“The strongest results come from attention to conditions,” Mareta says. “When the focus stays on sustained commitment rather than urgency, something essential begins to establish itself.”
Although her efforts concentrate in Dilijan, Mareta intends for this approach to become a model for other Armenian cities, proving how private investment can transform lives when it builds from the community up, not from blueprints down.
For Dilijan. For People. For the Future.
