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ARTSAKH STATE UNIVERSITY - A NEW PROSPECT FOR COOPERATION
Wednesday, 11 February 2015 15:32
Tomsk_2.jpgA new initiative is launched, which will allow to present
real Artsakh at the academic level. It will be implemented through
the cooperation between the Russia-Armenian Cooperation organization,
the Yerevan and Tomsk State Universities.
The initiative authors have recently arrived in Stepanakert to suggest
the Artsakh State University also to participate in this program.
Till the end of the year, an Armenian Political Researches Center
will be opened at the Tomsk State University. The one-week Winter
School organized by the Russian-Armenian Cooperation organization,
the Yerevan and Tomsk State Universities comprise a five-member group
of young scientists and researchers, which should become the core of
the Center. The young scientists have recently visited the Artsakh
State University.
Prorector Valery Avanesian emphasized the main goal of the meeting:
"I believe one of the most important and interesting parts of this
initiative should be the establishment of direct cooperation between
the Artsakh and Tomsk State Universities". In turn, Chairman of
the Russian-Armenian Cooperation organization Yuri Navoyan said,
"This should become yet another opportunity to present the reality
about Artsakh to Russia and other foreign states".
The representatives of the Tomsk University are aware of Artsakh, but
this is their first visit to the country. They have witnessed it is a
state. "Nagorno Karabakh has all the attributes of a state. According
to the Montevideo Convention, they are the territory, the population,
the authorities governing the territory and the population, and the
foreign relations. All this is available here. There is one thing
left to achieve - de jure recognition", said a graduate student and
lecturer of the Tomsk State University, Van Harutyunian. The guests
also see development prospects here. They are sure that the results
of the economic policy assumed by the authorities of Artsakh will be
obvious soon. "Even compared with a number of states, in particular,
Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, and Georgia, market liberalization in
Armenia and Artsakh is on a much higher level, and more benefits are
provided, thus attracting new investments. I think this process will
be continued, giving its results", expressed her confidence graduate
student of the Tomsk State University Yulya Zhuchkova.
This is appreciated not only by individuals and not only on the
academic level. The fact that the people of Artsakh could build a
state in the conditions of a continuing war, remaining adherent to the
international norms of democracy, is admitted also by Western reputable
organizations, noted graduate student of the Tomsk State University
Areg Galstyan.
Wednesday, 11 February 2015 15:32
Tomsk_2.jpgA new initiative is launched, which will allow to present
real Artsakh at the academic level. It will be implemented through
the cooperation between the Russia-Armenian Cooperation organization,
the Yerevan and Tomsk State Universities.
The initiative authors have recently arrived in Stepanakert to suggest
the Artsakh State University also to participate in this program.
Till the end of the year, an Armenian Political Researches Center
will be opened at the Tomsk State University. The one-week Winter
School organized by the Russian-Armenian Cooperation organization,
the Yerevan and Tomsk State Universities comprise a five-member group
of young scientists and researchers, which should become the core of
the Center. The young scientists have recently visited the Artsakh
State University.
Prorector Valery Avanesian emphasized the main goal of the meeting:
"I believe one of the most important and interesting parts of this
initiative should be the establishment of direct cooperation between
the Artsakh and Tomsk State Universities". In turn, Chairman of
the Russian-Armenian Cooperation organization Yuri Navoyan said,
"This should become yet another opportunity to present the reality
about Artsakh to Russia and other foreign states".
The representatives of the Tomsk University are aware of Artsakh, but
this is their first visit to the country. They have witnessed it is a
state. "Nagorno Karabakh has all the attributes of a state. According
to the Montevideo Convention, they are the territory, the population,
the authorities governing the territory and the population, and the
foreign relations. All this is available here. There is one thing
left to achieve - de jure recognition", said a graduate student and
lecturer of the Tomsk State University, Van Harutyunian. The guests
also see development prospects here. They are sure that the results
of the economic policy assumed by the authorities of Artsakh will be
obvious soon. "Even compared with a number of states, in particular,
Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, and Georgia, market liberalization in
Armenia and Artsakh is on a much higher level, and more benefits are
provided, thus attracting new investments. I think this process will
be continued, giving its results", expressed her confidence graduate
student of the Tomsk State University Yulya Zhuchkova.
This is appreciated not only by individuals and not only on the
academic level. The fact that the people of Artsakh could build a
state in the conditions of a continuing war, remaining adherent to the
international norms of democracy, is admitted also by Western reputable
organizations, noted graduate student of the Tomsk State University
Areg Galstyan.