The Armenian Premier Football League has reached the halfway mark of the Championship. With 12 rounds remaining, however the competition promises to intensify until the end of the season. This year, Yerevan's "Noah" has emerged as a contender in the championship race, debuting with a brand-new team. Currently, after 24 rounds, "Pyunik" leads the table with 52 points, closely followed by "Noah" in second place with an equal number of points. Tert.am recently interviewed the club's president, Vardges Vardanyan, discussing the club's goals, challenges facing Armenian football, and other pertinent topics. - Mr. Vardanyan, how did you decide to venture into Armenian football? As a businessman, I've always sought avenues to channel generated resources towards creating significant value through corporate social responsibility initiatives, philanthropy, church building, and supporting educational programs. In this context, I have always had a desire to contribute to the development of Armenian sports. Football, with ...