SyrianArmenian
Syrian Armenians refer to Armenians who have historical roots in Syria, primarily in the regions of Aleppo, Homs, Damascus, and the coastal cities such as Latakia and Tartus. Their presence in Syria dates back to ancient times, with significant migrations occurring during the Roman and Byzantine eras. Over the centuries, Syrian Armenians have contributed to the cultural, economic, and religious fabric of the country, forming one of its oldest and most established ethnic communities.
The majority of Syrian Armenians are members of the Armenian Apostolic Church, which has played a central
Syrian Armenians have historically been involved in trade, commerce, and crafts, often serving as intermediaries between
In the 20th century, Syrian Armenians faced challenges similar to those of Armenians elsewhere in the Ottoman
Today, the Syrian Armenian community continues to face difficulties due to ongoing conflicts, including the Syrian