
Yerevan, April 26 - A conference dedicated to the contemporary challenges of Armenia was held at the Russian-Armenian (Slavonic) University. The event was organized by the Research and Analytical Public Organization "Integration and Development" and the Eurasian Expert Club. The conference was attended by prominent political and public figures, political scientists and publicists of Armenia, as well as representatives of the diplomatic corps and invited Russian experts.
Within the framework of the 30th anniversary of Independence of Kazakhstan this year, the Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan Bolat Imanbaev informed about the key political and economic achievements of the country over the years of the formation of the state, and also announced the planned anniversary events. He briefed the conference participants on the political reforms of the Head of State aimed at further strengthening democratic institutions and mechanisms of effective communication with civil society within the framework of the concept of a “hearing” state. The ambassador emphasized the active cooperation between Kazakhstan and Armenia within the framework of integration associations such as the EAEU, CSTO and the CIS, as well as constructive interaction through the UN and other international organizations.
During the event, a discussion of issues related to the challenges and prospects for the development of the situation in Armenia in the context of the country's participation in integration associations took place. Speakers at the conference noted the importance of deepening relations between partner countries within the EAEU and the CSTO.