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RUSSIAN-ARMENIAN SPACE RESEARCH COOPERATION DISCUSSED IN YEREVAN
17:49 * 10.03.14
Plans for developing cooperation in space research were discussed on
Monday at a meeting between the secretary of the National Security
Council and a working group from the Russian Space Agency.
Receiving a working group headed by Oleg Ostapenko, the head of
the Russian Federal Space agency, Artur Baghdasaryan said that they
had previously worked with Russian partners in the frameworks of a
2012-2013 cooperation program between the two countries' National
Security Councils.
Baghdasaryan said that Armenia's big scientific potential may
contribute to the development of future space research, inventions
and branch manufacturing. He told the guests that several enterprises
in Armenia can supply Russian companies with radio-electric devices
used in space manufacturing.
Considering the cooperation potentials effective, the working group
expressed a willingness to expand the cooperation with Armenian
companies in the near future.
The working group is also planning meetings with the heads of Byruakan
Observatory, the Institute of Radiophysics and Electronics of Ashtarak
(Aragatsotn region) and other scientific-research institutions of
the National Academy of Sciences.
http://www.tert.am/en/news/2014/03/10/baghdasarian/
17:49 * 10.03.14
Plans for developing cooperation in space research were discussed on
Monday at a meeting between the secretary of the National Security
Council and a working group from the Russian Space Agency.
Receiving a working group headed by Oleg Ostapenko, the head of
the Russian Federal Space agency, Artur Baghdasaryan said that they
had previously worked with Russian partners in the frameworks of a
2012-2013 cooperation program between the two countries' National
Security Councils.
Baghdasaryan said that Armenia's big scientific potential may
contribute to the development of future space research, inventions
and branch manufacturing. He told the guests that several enterprises
in Armenia can supply Russian companies with radio-electric devices
used in space manufacturing.
Considering the cooperation potentials effective, the working group
expressed a willingness to expand the cooperation with Armenian
companies in the near future.
The working group is also planning meetings with the heads of Byruakan
Observatory, the Institute of Radiophysics and Electronics of Ashtarak
(Aragatsotn region) and other scientific-research institutions of
the National Academy of Sciences.
http://www.tert.am/en/news/2014/03/10/baghdasarian/