Author: Manouk Vasilian

Artsakh State Minister: Britain strengthens positions of Azerbaijani-Turkish tandem in region

Manouk Vasilian
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Armenia –
22:34, 30.03.2022

Britain strengthens the positions of the Azerbaijani-Turkish tandem in the region, Artsakh State Minister Artak Beglaryan wrote on his Facebook.

"What does Britain have to do with Azerbaijan's recent aggression against the security guarantees of Artsakh and Russia?

In these days when Azerbaijan is again occupying settlements and strategic heights of Artsakh, the British Minister of the Armed Forces is in Baku, and the Karabakh conflict is discussed with the Azerbaijani ambassador to London.

We saw open British support for Azerbaijan in 2020 during the Azerbaijani-Turkish aggression. Even now, during the occupation of Parukh and Karaglukh, Britain is not hiding its strategic support, and we can only guess at the size and nature of the actual support.

This is done both in order to strengthen the position of the Azerbaijani-Turkish tandem in the region, and in order to now strike a blow to Russia's vital interests, as a result of which the lives and security of the indigenous people of Artsakh are trampled.

Human rights and democracy, praised by the West, are absolutely impossible in such dirty geopolitical games," he wrote.


Project Save press release

Manouk Vasilian 
PRESS RELEASE
Contact: Dr. Arto Vaun

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE



PROJECT SAVE LAUNCHES SERIES ON THE POWER AND ART OF PHOTOGRAPHY

Boston, MA — Last month, Project SAVE Photograph Archives launched
“Conversations on Photography,” a series in which established
photographers, artists, archivists, and researchers present and
discuss the impact, beauty, and relevance of photography. The
inaugural speaker was Tatiana Cole, who is the Photograph Conservator
at the Boston Athenaeum. On Saturday, April 9, the next speaker will
be Nazik Armenakyan, one of the most important photographers in
Armenia and co-founder of the 4Plus Photography Collective. Her
photographs have appeared in The New York Times, Der Spiegel, and Le
Monde.

“When I was living in Armenia, 4Plus struck me as one of the most
innovative and high-quality initiatives there,” said Dr. Arto Vaun,
the Executive Director of Project SAVE. “They’re an all-female group
of photographers whose work is consistently extraordinary and
impactful. I’m so pleased to help introduce their photographs and
mission to a wider audience.”

“Conversations on Photography” is the first in a number of new and
unique initiatives at Project SAVE. They are also doing a complete
overhaul of their website and photograph database, as well as
launching the Project SAVE Artist Residency soon.

“It’s an exciting time of change and transition for us,” Vaun said.
“Project SAVE is growing both literally in terms of staff and photo
collections, but also in terms of vision and scope. I’m looking
forward to widening our reach and welcoming new supporters and lovers
of photography.”

For more info and to register for the next “Conversations on
Photography” visit projectsave.org/events. This will be an online
event.

The repair of the damaged gas pipeline in Artsakh completed

Manouk Vasilian

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YEREVAN, MARCH 18, ARMENPRESS. The repair works of the damaged gas pipeline in Artsakh have been completed, the Artsakh Information Headquarters informed ARMENPRESS, adding that taking into account the fact that the gas pipeline did not operate for 10 days, a number of technical works are being carried out to ensure the proper, uninterrupted transportation and supply of gas to the distribution networks.

"After completing the mentioned works, the gas supply will be restored”, says the statement.

Erdogan is "kissing the hand he wishes to cut off" in seeking USA`s favor, expert states

Manouk Vasilian
ARMINFO
David Stepanyan

ArmInfo. The reason for Turkish President Recep Erdogan's recent overtures to Israel is, among other things, Anraka's seeking new approaches to the United States, Emma  Begijanyan of the Armenian Institute of International Affairs and  Security, said in an interview with ArmInfo.  

"In other words, Turkey is seeking access to the United States  through Israel. Many analysts account for President Erdogan's  overwhelming desire to improve his relations with Israel primarily by  his seeking Israel's mediation in purchasing F-16 from the USA. This  segment in the Turkish Armed Forces has remained undeveloped since  Washington's much-talked-of refusal to sell F-35 to Turkey," she  said. 

One more reason for Erdogan "kissing the hand he wishes to cut off"  is his seeking Israel's support in developing the gas fields in  Eastern Mediterranean – in other words, in a grave problem involving  Turkey's relations with Cyprus and Greece. This is the reason for  Recep Erdogan's statements on the prospective development of  Turkish-Israeli energy cooperation, which he made during Israeli  President Isaac Herzog's recent "historic," as he said, visit to  Turkey. 

However, Ms Begijanyan is pessimistic about Turkey's expectations,  especially in the context of the Israeli president's statement prior  to his visit to Ankara. Specifically, he emphasized that any  rapprochement between Israel and Turkey will by no means be to the  detriment of Israel's energy cooperation with Cyprus and Greece.  According to Ms Begijanyan, it reflects Tel-Aviv's general position  on the matter.  

The constant process of Israel's establishing contacts with Arab  states makes the rapprochement between Turkey and Israel even more  uncertain and problematic. Tel Aviv's good relations with a number of  Arab states allow one to speak of Turkey's declining importance for  Israel. This last fact means Ankara's agreeing to concessions to  Israel in the process of normalization of relations launched in 2020  with Azerbaijan's active support.  

"And the last fact reflecting Erdogan's unprecedented determination  to normalize relations with Israel: to please Israel, Turkey has  lately made steps against Iran. Specifically, neutralizing an Iranian  spy ring was a sort of prelude to President Isaac Herzog's visit to  Turkey. The 'spy ring' allegedly planned the assassination of a big  Israeli businessman in retaliation for the assassination of Mohsen  Fakhrizadeh, an Iranian nuclear physicist and scientist, by Israeli  intelligence services," Ms Begijanyan said.

Armenia is ready for negotiations with Azerbaijan without preconditions – FM Mirzoyan at Francophonie Conferance

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YEREVAN, MARCH 16, ARMENPRESS. Foreign Minister of Armenia Ararat Mirzoyan took part in the 40th special sitting of the Francophonie Ministerial Conference in Paris on March 16, where he delivered a speech.

As ARMENPRESS was informed from the press service of the MFA Armenia,  the Armenian Foreign Minister drew the attention of the attendees to the actions of Azerbaijan aimed at escalating the situation in the South Caucasus in the light of the current geopolitical realities. The actions of Azerbaijan aimed at creating a humanitarian crisis in Nagorno Karabakh were presented, in particular, the facts of creating obstacles for the restoration of vital infrastructure, targeting the civilian population, exerting psychological pressure on the population.

Minister Mirzoyan stressed the need for a clear and targeted reaction of the Heads of State and Government of the Francophone countries to the Azerbaijani authorities to refrain from attempts to destabilize the situation in the region. FM Mirzoyan emphasized that Armenia is committed to a comprehensive and lasting settlement of the Nagorno Karabakh conflict under the OSCE Minsk Group Co-chairs’ mandate and is ready for negotiations without any preconditions with Azerbaijan over a peace treaty between Armenia and Azerbaijan.

In his speech, Minister Mirzoyan emphasized that despite the many challenges, from the coronavirus pandemic to the 44-day war of 2020, Armenia remains committed to the ongoing process of reform based on the values of democracy, protection of human rights, rule of law, and the fight against corruption.

Armenia will perhaps soon apply to the Minsk Group Co-chairs to initiate peace talks with Azerbaijan – MFA

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YEREVAN, MARCH 11, ARMENPRESS. Armenia may soon apply to the OSCE Minsk Group Co-Chairmanship to initiate peace negotiations with Azerbaijan, Vahan Hunanyan, spokesperson of the Foreign Ministry of Armenia, said in response to the question of ARMENPRESS.

Question – Armenia has repeatedly stated its readiness to sign a peace treaty with Azerbaijan and reciprocal statements have also been made by Azerbaijan. Are concrete steps being undertaken in this regard?

Answer – The signing of the agreement should be surely preceded by a negotiation process. Since mutual statements have not yet developed into a concrete negotiation process, as the two countries do not have rich experience of direct negotiations, Armenia will probably soon apply to the mediatos – the OSCE Minsk Group Co-Chairs to initiate the peace negotiations with Azerbaijan. The issue is currently being elaborated.




Armenian Foreign Ministry welcomes European Parliament resolution

Manouk Vasilian
 NEWS.am 
Armenia –


20:31, 11.03.2022

The Armenian Foreign Ministry welcomes and highly appreciates the almost unanimous adoption of the resolution on the destruction of the cultural heritage in Artsakh, Armenian Deputy Foreign Minister Paruyr Hovhannisyan said.

His remarks came during a conversation with Armenpress. According to him, this decision demonstrates the strong stance of Armenia's partners represented in the European Parliament. 

The European Parliament adopted a resolution on the destruction of cultural heritage in Nagorno-Karabakh after discussions on Thursday.

The document was supported by 635 deputies, 2 voted against it, and 12 more abstained. The resolution condemns the destruction of the cultural heritage of Nagorno-Karabakh and calls for its immediate protection; stresses the universality of cultural heritage as testimony of history, inseparable from the identity of peoples, which the international community has a duty to protect and preserve for future generations; recalls that historical revisionism, defacement and destruction of cultural or religious heritage contradict the judgment of the International Court of Justice of 7 December 2021, as well as the European Parliament resolution of 21 May 2021.

The resolution calls on the EU, UNESCO, the Council of Europe and the OSCE to jointly promote and support efforts to safeguard cultural and religious heritage; calls on the EU and member states to continue to support the work of international organizations aimed at protecting cultural and religious heritage; calls on the Commission to use all available levers to prevent acts of vandalism, destruction or alteration of cultural heritage in Nagorno-Karabakh.

Armenia Consumer Goods Market Estimated to Record Highest CAGR by 2026

Manouk Vasilian
March 2 2022

The demand for consumer goods in Armenia is expected to increase due to upsurge in consumer spending, owing to growth in disposable income and purchasing power

POTLAND, 5933 NE WIN SIVERS DRIVE, #205, OR 97220, UNITED STATE, March 2, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ — According to a new report published by Allied Market Research, titled, “Armenia Consumer Goods Market by Product Type and Distribution Channel: Opportunity Analysis and Industry Forecast, 2019-2026”, the Armenia consumer goods market size was valued at $1,734.5 million in 2018 and is projected to reach $ 2,519 million by 2026, growing at a CAGR of 4.7% from 2019 to 2026. The food & beverages segment was the highest contributor in the FMCG market and kitchen appliances segment was the highest contributor in the consumer goods market share in 2018.

The key players in the Armenia consumer goods industry include Procter & Gamble Company, The Coca-Cola Company, PepsiCo, Inc., Nestlé S.A., Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., LG Electronics Inc., Haier Group Corporation, Panasonic Corporation, Electrolux AB, and Koninklijke Philips N.V.

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There has been a considerable rise in demand for personal care products manufactured using natural ingredients. On the other hand, Armenia has abundant availability of raw materials required to manufacture these products. The country also launched its natural skincare brand “Nairian” in the recent past and products are also exported. This aspect has enabled to attract a consumer for natural skincare and personal care products in the Armenia consumer goods market. In addition, continuous innovation by some key players in the consumer goods market facilitates variety in their product offerings, which cater to the requirements of their target customers. The launch of affordable products with high efficiency enables to garner considerable attention of the consumers. These factors are likely to drive the market during the Armenia consumer goods market forecast.

“The demand for consumer goods in Armenia is expected to increase due to upsurge in consumer spending, owing to growth in disposable income and purchasing power. In addition, FMCG goods are highly perishable and consumed almost regularly. Hence, the demand and consumption of these products is positive. However, robust monopolies in the Armenia consumer goods market leads to market distortions, market power abuse, persistent market entry barriers, and absence of economic competition for goods and services.”

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Furthermore, the growth in internet penetration in the country has facilitated the development of e-commerce platform. Nearly two-third of the population in Armenia has access to internet. Manufacturers utilize this channel to create consumer awareness regarding their consumer product offerings and their consequent benefits to sustain the competition in the Armenia consumer goods market. Multiple supermarkets & hypermarkets have developed their websites to sell their products online which is highly referred by consumers due to time refrains. These factors have fueled the growth in the Armenia consumer goods market share.

According to Armenia consumer goods Market analysis, the consumer goods is segmented based on product type and distribution channel. Based on product type, the market is classified into fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) and consumer durables. FMCG products are further bifurcated into food & beverages, personal care, health care and home care. Consumer durable products are further categorized into refrigerator, air conditioner and heater, entertainment and information appliances, washing machine, kitchen appliances, cleaning appliances and others.

Key findings of the study:
Based on FMCG product, the food & beverages segment accounts for the largest share in the consumer goods market in 2019, however the health care segment is expected to grow at the fastest CAGR of 7.1% during the forecast period.
Based on consumer durable product, the kitchen appliances segment accounts for the largest share in the Armenia consumer goods market in 2019, at the CAGR of 8.7% during the forecast period.
Based on distribution channel, the supermarkets & hypermarkets segment accounts for the larger market share in 2019, while the e-commerce segment is expected to experience growth at the fastest CAGR of 7.2% during the forecast period.

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Armenpress: The Russian delegation leaves for talks with the representatives of Ukraine

Manouk Vasilian

The Russian delegation leaves for talks with the representatives of Ukraine

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 18:49, 2 March, 2022

YEREVAN, MARCH 2, ARMENPRESS. The Russian delegation has left for the place of meeting with the representatives of Ukraine for negotiations, ARMENPRESS reports, citing TASS, BelTa agency informed, without providing details.

According to earlier reports, the second round of consultations will be held in the area of Belovezhskaya Pushcha in the Brest region of Belarus.