The Minister of Education, Science, Culture and Sports of Armenia took part in the 2nd Russian-Armenian Educational Forum

ArmInfo. In Armenia, the development of education and science is considered a key prerequisite for the country's sustainable development and strengthening of human potential. This was stated by the Minister of Education, Science, Culture, and Sports of Armenia, Zhanna Andreasyan, speaking at the 2nd Russian-Armenian Educational Forum.

She named improving the quality and accessibility of education, modernizing educational approaches, developing research infrastructure, supporting scientific personnel, and strengthening the connection between science, innovation, and the economy as priorities.

The Minister emphasized the particular importance of developing international scientific and educational partnerships, sharing experiences, joint research, and expanding professional ties, implementing joint research projects, and supporting young scientists.

For Armenia, it is important that international cooperation in education and science contribute to the development of human capital, strengthening research potential, and creating new opportunities for the younger generation. "We are interested in further expanding professional ties with our Russian partners, developing joint educational programs, research projects, and academic exchanges," Andreasyan said, emphasizing the importance of cooperation in training personnel for the digital economy and developing artificial intelligence.

She also emphasized the humanitarian mission of education, noting the particular importance of cooperation in language and culture as a solid foundation for mutual understanding between the two countries.