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ASA at the EU–Armenia Cultural Dialogue
The second EU–Armenia Cultural Dialogue convened key institutional and creative sector stakeholders to discuss the strategic development of Armenia’s cultural and creative industries and opportunities for deeper cooperation within the European framework. Bringing together representatives of the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of Armenia, the EU Delegation to Armenia, Creative Europe Desk Armenia, EU4Culture, EUNIC Cluster Armenia, TUMO Centre for Creative Technologies, and Advocacy Society for the Arts (ASA), the meeting focused on evidence-based cultural policy, innovation, regional and international partnerships, and the role of culture as a driver of democratic values, sustainable development, and cross-sector collaboration.
MoU Signed Between Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport and “ASA Advocacy Society for the Arts”
ASA and the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of the Republic of Armenia have signed a memorandum of understanding to strengthen cooperation in research, policy development, and capacity building. The partnership focuses on developing a more inclusive, transparent, and data-driven cultural and creative ecosystem, with a particular emphasis on cultural decentralization and audience research.
The EU Culture Compass & Its Implications for Armenia’s Cultural Policy
Dr Marine Karoyan, PhD, unpacks the EU’s new Culture Compass and what it means for Armenia’s cultural policy and international positioning. the article highlights how emerging European standards on artistic freedom, artists’ working conditions and cross-sectoral cultural governance will shape expectations towards Armenia, and outlines concrete recommendations for aligning national cultural strategies, institutions and EU partnerships with this evolving framework