לפני אחת עשרה שנים היית בתחרות אירוויזיו הילדים שהתקיימה באותו אולם בירוואן שבארמניה. הרדיו הארמני ראיין כמה עיתונאים שנכחו במרכז העיתונות וביניהם ראיינו את עבדיכם הנאמן. אירוויזיון הילדים 2011 היה האירוויזיון הילדים הראשון שסקרתי.
להלן הכתבה באנגלית:
Eurovision as a perfect chance to make friends from other countries/ Anna Balyan "Radiolur"/ Anna Balyan "Radiolur"
More than 30 journalists from European countries are constantly working at the Eurovision pres ce4nter in Yerevan. Yhe center Complezx is supplied with monitors and everything else for the comfortable work of the reporters.
Moshe Melman from Israel has been a Eurovision fum from the 1970's. He has been covering the Eurovision Song Contest for many years for his own website and the Greek oikotimes.com. He says he would like Israel to join the Junior Eurovision Contest.
Moshe Melman has not byest left the press room to walk in the city, while Juergen Boernig from the Dutch Radio International has managed to see not only Yerevan but also Etchmiadzin - "the Aremenian Vatican"
There is one thing that surprised Boering upon his arrival at the Zvartnots airport. Unlike like other ex-Soviet countries , people in Armenia are smiling.
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People here are smiling , which is very nice , I was not expecting that , People in the other ex- Soviet countries , are not smiling , going to Russia for instance." he said.
"It's very nice at the venue of the Junior Eurovision ," the journalist said , adding , however , that "it's cold , and that's the bad part of it".
"I don't know much about the Armenian people. The Eurovision is a chance to meet people from this ciubtry and know something more about their traditions. Eurovision is the perfect timme for thet. There sis a chance , where you can meet other nations and make friends from other countries," Jacob Neon of serbia said.