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Refugee Olha Arkusha builds future in Wormer: ‘Wherever I end up, I will find my way’

Refugee Olha Arkusha builds future in Wormer: ‘Wherever I end up, I will find my way’

Olha Arkusha, a Ukrainian refugee living in Wormer, is establishing a business providing software courses to other Ukrainians. Despite current financial challenges, she remains optimistic about her company's future success four years after the start of the Russian invasion.

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