Washington DC-based National War College class visits Civilitas
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A group of military professionals studying at the Washington DC-based National War College visited the Civilitas Foundation on May 13. The visit was part of their study tour to the South Caucasus.
The group met with Civilitas Director Salpi Ghazarian who described Civilitas programs and projects. The visitors had an opportunity to speak extensively with Civilitas Board President Vartan Oskanian.
They were interested in several issues, including recent developments on Armenian-Turkish relations, the linkage of the border opening issue to a Karabakh resolution. Mr. Oskanian expressed his concerns regarding the developments, explaining that the current situation with Armenia being involved in this public process and coming under pressure, doesn’t serve Armenia’s best interests. Mr. Oskanian also stressed that Turkey’s preconditions, and keeping the border closed is not of benefit to the region as a whole. The visitors were also interested in broader geopolitical issues, Armenia’s stance on US-Russia relations as well as other possible developments in the region.
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- Share of population who reported having an account at a financial institution* - 2011
- Conflicts and History Textbooks
- Share of population considering their current and future lives as suffering - 2011 survey
- Market destinations for Armenian information technologies export
- Prevalence of diabetes, % of population aged 20-79 - 2011
- Number of bank accounts in Armenia, mln
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The overall objective of the project is to improve access to water for the population of remote villages in the region of Meghri. The specific objectives of the project are to restore and reconstruct the underground water supply system of wells and tunnels (chaheriz) in Alvank and Shvanidzor villages and to train and develop the necessary local capacity for continued further maintenance of the system.
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cordially invites you
to public forum on
Conflicts and History Textbooks
The talk will be moderated by
Civiltas Foundation Director
Salpi Ghazarian
The discussion will take place at the
Golden Tulip Yerevan Hotel, Rossini Hall,
on May 22 at 2 p.m.
To confirm your participation,
please call 010 500-119.
Seats are limited.
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