Newsweek is taking our interview

Date: 2003-09-30

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Yesterday we got a call from a «Newsweek journal» correspondent. She told us she was writing an article concerning the demographic situation. One of the relating issues is going to be immigration of Russian women abroad. We were talking for about half an hour and she managed to ask me plenty of questions. For example, what is the difference between Russian and Ukrainian girls? What’s our opinion about the new-coming law binding marriage agencies to check men’s background?

So you can find this article with parts of the interview included in their next issue.

It is very pleasant to recognize that you are told out from thousands of your colleagues (similar marriage agencies) as a real professional.

Indeed, our team has a 7-year working experience in this field.

When I asked her how she managed to find us I got an even more pleasant answer:). When searching she simply typed the key word and we were the first in the list! Yea, we’ve done a good job! :-)

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