  Armenia president hosts prominent economist Kjell A. Nordström September 6, 2018 - 17:08 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Armenian President Armen Sarkissian on Thursday, September 6 hosted prominent Swedish economist, Professor at the Institute of International Business (IIB) at the Stockholm School of Economics Kjell A. Nordström. At the meeting in Yerevan, the two exchanged thoughts over global trends of economic development, geopolitical transformation, the process of making nations in the new world more competitive and other issues. Nordström and Swedish author Jonas Ridderstråle work as professional public speakers in the field of strategic management.The 2005 Thinkers 50, the bi-annual global ranking of management thinkers, ranked Nordström and Ridderstråle at number nine internationally and number one in Europe.   Top stories The video sheds light on the history of Armenia as the world’s first country to officially adopt Christianity as a state religion. RSF has placed Armenia 80th out of 180 countries - down by 1 notch from the previous report - in its latest world rankings for press freedom. Business Armenia’s grants specialist Bella Manoukian on October 24 participated in Global Enterprise Registration event. Cartisan will design and publish a brand new 1:25,000-scale topographical hiking map of Armenia's beautiful Dilijan National Park.   Partner news Most popular in the section |  Latest news Iran urges Europe "to act on economic liabilities"  Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister for Political Affairs Abbass Araqchi says Europe should act on its economic liabilities.Ralph Lauren to receive British knighthood Antony Phillipson says Lauren earned the honor because he has played a "key role in forging transatlantic cultural connections."Syrian army unleashes new attack against Islamic State The Syrian Arab Army unleashed a large-scale artillery assault against Daesh in eastern Deir Ezzor this morning.Armenia, Bulgaria discuss military cooperation At the meeting, the sides summed up cooperation in 2018 and outlines the perspectives for the development of collaboration. |
