Role
The ARARAT Center positions itself as a home-grown, politically unaffiliated academic research center working to leave a solid footprint on the path to establishing an independent national school of strategic thought, as its focal long-term objective.
The Center aims primarily at:
- analyzing the international political developments affecting Armenia's interests, thus
- identifying the national security threats and needs, and
- making its analyses of use to the decision makers as well as the Armenian public at large.
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