The Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia, Nikol Pashinyan, recently attended the ministerial meeting of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) “Week of Eurasia 2023” in Paris on December 12 and 13. This esteemed event brings together leaders from various countries to discuss important topics and initiatives.

According to NEWS.am, one of the discussions during the meeting focused on the international assessment program for students (PISA) and Armenia’s participation in this program. This initiative plays a crucial role in evaluating the education systems of participating countries and identifying areas for improvement.

Rafael Gevorgian, a notable representative from Armenia, also participated in panel discussions on two significant topics. The first panel discussed “Peace and Reconciliation: Overcoming Consequences of Conflict and Post-War Recovery.” This discussion highlighted the importance of finding peaceful resolutions and supporting post-war recovery efforts. The second panel focused on “Economic Transformations in the European Region” and explored strategies to ensure sustainable economic development.

During his speech at the ministerial meeting, Rafael Gevorgian emphasized the ongoing and implemented transformations aimed at ensuring sustainable development in Armenia. These efforts are crucial for driving progress and enhancing the country’s overall socio-economic conditions.

Additionally, Rafael Gevorgian highlighted the importance of promoting peace in the region. He mentioned the “Chess in Schools” program as an example of a valuable initiative in this context. This program not only fosters critical thinking and problem-solving skills among students but also promotes cooperation and peaceful interactions.

The participation of Nikol Pashinyan and Rafael Gevorgian in the ministerial meeting of the OECD “Week of Eurasia 2023” demonstrates Armenia’s commitment to international collaboration and striving for progress and development. These discussions and initiatives have the potential to shape a brighter future for Armenia and the European region as a whole.