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    RA PRIME MINISTER TIGRAN SARGSYAN TRAVELED TO GEGHARKUNIK MARZ ON A WORKING VISIT TO GET ACQUAINTED WITH THE ACTIVITIES OF THE EDUCATIONAL FORUM

    http://www.gov.am/en/news/item/4848/
    Wednes day, 26 August 2009

    RA Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan traveled to Gegharkunik marz on a
    working visit to get acquainted with the activities of the educational
    forum - campus organized under the For Country Reform and Modernization
    Program of "Miasin" ("Together") all-Armenian youth movement.. The
    forum seeks to mobilize organized and educated representatives of
    Armenian youth towards the nation's sustainable development.

    The Prime Minister exchanged views with forum participants regarding
    the prospects of economic development in Armenia, the impact
    of the global financial and economic crisis on our country, the
    implications of knowledge-based economy, as well as on youth-related
    problems. Concerning the current global economic trends, Tigran
    Sargsyan noted in particular: "Financiers and economists worldwide
    are divided in their opinion about the crisis. Some of them hold
    that cyclic depressions are characteristic of market economy, others
    think that today's downturn is not at all a regular crisis, and we
    can witness the emergence of a new world and a new society. Anyway,
    it seems to be obvious that we are going through a period full of
    challenges, which can likewise offer vast opportunities. Crisis is
    a situati on when one can no longer rely on such laws as used to be
    applicable before, with specific threats emerging in a new world.

    Speaking about the importance of knowledge and schooling and
    the role to be played by youth, Tigran Sargsyan said: "Thought
    is the basis of the modern world. We live in a quickly changing
    world. Each of you should be able to think, plan and operate
    according to the situation... We are doomed to permanent study. We
    must have the aptitude of dealing with new knowledge and thinking
    independently. Society should get rid of old stereotypes to build
    up wealth."

    Then, the head of government answered the questions of campus
    participants and was briefed on their daily routine.

    The Prime Minister's next port of call was Dilijan town where he
    inaugurated a new-built block of a school building. Capital repair
    and improvement have been carried out by Dilijanshin OJSC. The new
    block can host 250 students annually.

    Mindful of the importance of school-building activities in the country,
    the Prime Minister promised to henceforth keep in focus the development
    of the educational sector.

    In conclusion, the head of the executive visited the municipal
    library of Dilijan under capital repair and the high school No.1,
    the community-funded newly built amphitheater, the picture gallery -
    museum and the Tufenkian complex.
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