On June 3, the two-time NBA champion and beloved Georgian basketball player, Zaza Pachulia, who is also one of the founders of Archi, met with the children and youth of Archi at the sports field of Archi Central Park.
"It is very important for Archi to promote a healthy and active lifestyle, and this beautiful stadium is a testament to that. A love for sports starts from such a field. Personally, sports have completely changed my life. Along with becoming a champion, it has given me many memorable moments, taught me teamwork and leadership, and developed my ability to make quick decisions. That is why I always advise parents to encourage their children to participate in sports," said Zaza Pachulia.
The children of Archi were thrilled to meet Zaza Pachulia. The Georgian sportsman answered questions from the audience, shared his career experiences, signed autographs, and took commemorative photos with the young people.
"Today, along with this event, we opened the sports field at Archi Central Park. In every project, we strive to promote a healthy lifestyle through both sports infrastructure and green spaces. We have already established fields in many projects, and we will continue to ensure the development of sports infrastructure and green spaces in the future," said Ilia Tsulaia, founder of Archi.
After meeting with the successful sportsman, a fun basketball competition was held among the children of Archi, and the winners received autographed balls from Zaza Pachulia as souvenirs.
"The promotion of a healthy lifestyle by companies is very important for motivating young people. Zaza Pachulia's visit also serves to motivate youth and popularize a healthy lifestyle," said Shio Khetsuriani, General Director of Archi.
Taking care of its residents is a top priority for Archi, a leading development company. The company has already held numerous large-scale events specifically for Archi residents and constantly organizes entertainment activities for the young residents of Archi. Events and activities of this type are a tradition for Archi, and the company promises many more surprises for residents, both young and old.