 Tumo Center for Creative Technologies may open in NKR October 19, 2012 - 13:41 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Artsakh Republic President Bako Sahakyan met Thursday, Oct 18, with American-Armenian philanthropists Sam and Sylva Simonians to discuss a possibility of establishing Tumo Center for Creative Technologies in Stepanakert. According to President Sahakyan, the existence of such a center will be among the investments into the intellectual field, which will give a serious impetus to the development of information technologies in the republic and capabilities of the younger generation. The project could also help strengthen ties with the Diaspora, according to him. Prime Minister Ara Harutunyan and other officials also attended the meeting, reported the Central Information Department at the Artsakh President's Office. Partner news  Top stories “There was a great deal of new and interesting research presented during the conference,” said ANC of Illinois activist Greg Bedian. The Turkish government aggressively pushed for Turkey's inclusion in Investment Partnership between the U.S. and EU. Possible ways to advance the peaceful settlement of Nagorno Karabakh conflict were in the focus of the discussion. A meeting between Edward Nalbandian and Azerbaijani FM Elmar Mammadyarov will be held on the sidelines of the event.   Partner news |  Latest news Iran executes two spies convicted of working for Israel, U.S.  Iran has in the past said it had successfully detected and dismantled spy networks operating inside the country.UN chief: conference Syrian settlement to take place “very soon” The conference would be a follow-up to last year’s international meeting in Geneva that drafted a peace roadmap for Syria.France in talks with U.S., Israel to buy intelligence-gathering drones France's existing hardware is outdated and its military intervention in Mali this year has exposed its shortage of surveillance drones.North Korea launches another short-range missile - report The South Korean Defense Ministry said it had increased its monitoring of North Korea and was on standby to deal with any further developments. |
