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RUSSIA'S ROSKOSMOS TO STUDY ARMENIA'S SPACE EXPLORATION CAPACITY
Space Daily
March 17, 2014 Monday
DATELINE: Yerevan (SPX) Mar 13, 2014, 2014
A group is set up at Roskosmos, Russian Federal Space Agency, for
studying Armenia's capacity in using space for peaceful purposes,
the press office of Armenia's National Security Council reported
Monday after Arthur Baghdasaryan, the secretary of the council,
met with the agency's delegation headed by Sergey Seredin.
The group has been set up as part of the agreement reached between
Arthur Baghdasaryan and Oleg Ostapenko, the head of Roskosmos.
At this meeting, the secretary of the Armenian National Security
Council, said that the establishment of this group is in tune with
the two courtiers' cooperation in scientific, technical and industrial
areas.
He said Armenia has experience in cooperation with Roskosmos and
pointed out substantial modernization of Byurakan Observatory as part
of the 2012 and 2013 program of cooperation between two countries'
security councils.
Baghdasaryan stressed that Armenia has a huge capacity that can be
used effectively in space exploration.
He also said that Armenia has enterprises which are able to provide
Russian plants with space radio electronic devices.
Representatives of Roskosmos, on their side, found cooperation
prospects promising and expressed willingness to expand the scope of
cooperation with Armenian organizations.
The Russian delegation will visit Byurakan Observatory, Institute of
Radio Physics and Electronics in Ashtarak and will meet with heads
of research institutes.
According to the press release, a delegation headed by Oleg Ostapenko
is expected to come to Armenia soon.
Space Daily
March 17, 2014 Monday
DATELINE: Yerevan (SPX) Mar 13, 2014, 2014
A group is set up at Roskosmos, Russian Federal Space Agency, for
studying Armenia's capacity in using space for peaceful purposes,
the press office of Armenia's National Security Council reported
Monday after Arthur Baghdasaryan, the secretary of the council,
met with the agency's delegation headed by Sergey Seredin.
The group has been set up as part of the agreement reached between
Arthur Baghdasaryan and Oleg Ostapenko, the head of Roskosmos.
At this meeting, the secretary of the Armenian National Security
Council, said that the establishment of this group is in tune with
the two courtiers' cooperation in scientific, technical and industrial
areas.
He said Armenia has experience in cooperation with Roskosmos and
pointed out substantial modernization of Byurakan Observatory as part
of the 2012 and 2013 program of cooperation between two countries'
security councils.
Baghdasaryan stressed that Armenia has a huge capacity that can be
used effectively in space exploration.
He also said that Armenia has enterprises which are able to provide
Russian plants with space radio electronic devices.
Representatives of Roskosmos, on their side, found cooperation
prospects promising and expressed willingness to expand the scope of
cooperation with Armenian organizations.
The Russian delegation will visit Byurakan Observatory, Institute of
Radio Physics and Electronics in Ashtarak and will meet with heads
of research institutes.
According to the press release, a delegation headed by Oleg Ostapenko
is expected to come to Armenia soon.