reforms
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Armenia Participated in UN Executive Council’s First Session, Highlighting Reforms
Armenia participated in the UN Executive Council’s first session, underscoring the need for reforms in global governance and multilateral cooperation worldwide.
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Pope Francis Faces Conservative Criticism Over Reform Agenda
Pope Francis, known for his reformist agenda, faced significant criticism from conservative factions within the Catholic Church, including high-profile figures like Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano and Cardinal Raymond Burke.
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Innovations in the Education System of Armenia: Teacher Training, Categories, and Salaries
The Armenian education system is in a phase of continuous development and reform. The government, recognizing the importance of education for the country’s future, is implementing a number of programs aimed at the professional development of teachers, improving their working…
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Third Phase of Police Officer Certification Begins with New Reform Methodology
As part of the Ministry of Internal Affairs’ reform initiatives, the third phase of police officer certification is set to begin. The process aims to enhance professional competencies and improve social guarantees. According to the ministry, the certification process will…
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270 Families Receive Certificates for Housing Support Under Program for Displaced Persons from Artsakh
The housing support program for forcibly displaced persons from Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) has already issued certificates to 270 families. These certificates can be used for purchasing or constructing a home, or for repaying existing mortgage loans. The initiative is ongoing and…
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Transforming Armenia’s Defense: Second Workshop Held
From November 12 to 15, the National Defense Research University hosted the second workshop in the series titled “Transforming Armenia’s Defense Sector.” This event is part of Armenia’s efforts to implement deep reforms in the defense sector and strengthen international…
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Armenia’s Police Reforms: Formation of Criminal and Community Police
As part of police reforms by Armenia’s Ministry of Internal Affairs, two new departments, Criminal and Community Police, have been established. The Criminal Police will focus on serious crimes and cybercrime prevention, while the Community Police will work to prevent…