Armenia GCMC Alumni Outreach Event
Armenia’s Security Challenges
Marriott Hotel, Yerevan, Armenia
01 September 2017
NATO and the Changing Security Environment
May 4, 2015
The Center for Strategic Analysis Spectrum held a roundtable discussion “NATO and the Changing Security Environment” with the participation of William Lahue, a NATO Liaison Officer in the South Caucasus, and Head of the NATO Liaison Office in Georgia, and leading Armenian analysts. Among the discussed questions were the decisions of NATO Wales Summit regarding the regional developments, prospects for Armenia-NATO relations. The challenging security situation in the South Caucasus and beyond was also examined and evaluated.
NATO’s Partnerships and the South Caucasus: A Strategic Approach to Regional Security
March 20-21, 2014
The Center for Strategic Analysis holds an open discussion of security issues concerning the South Caucasus and its neighboring states among the experts and researchers from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, the USA, Russia, Turkey, Iran, Great Britain, Spain, and Belgium. At the forefront are themes such as the security environment and Euro-Atlantic, and European prospects for partnership and cooperation in the South Caucasus, the geopolitical gaps, and the main trends of development in each regional state.
This event is sponsored by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
Opening Address of Dr. Gayane Novikova
The Elections in Georgia and its Implications for the Region
Nov 9, 2012
The Center for Strategic Analysis with the support of the Embassy of Poland in Armenia holds a roundtable discussion “The Elections in Georgia and its Implications for the Region.” Among the participants were leading Armenian political scientists, historians, military experts, economists, and journalists. George Tarkhan-Mouravi, co-Director of the Institute for Policy Studies, introduced the developments in Georgia after the parliamentary elections and analyzed some political trends in the state and in the region.
The experts discussed internal processes in Georgia, the developments in bilateral Georgian-Russian relations, and their influence upon the regional security.
After the discussion there was a presentation of the fifth volume of the anthology “Regional Security Studies,” recently published by the Center for Strategic Analysis.
The event received broad media coverage.
New Challenges to the Regional Security
On February 7, 2012, the Marshall Center Armenian Alumni Association in cooperation with the Center for Strategic Analysis SPECTRUM, George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies and with the support of the U.S. Embassy in Armenia holds its fifth seminar “New Challenges to the Regional Security.” The participants discuss the dynamics of the security environment in the South Caucasus, the role of the external actors, the influence of the developments in the Broader Middle East, as well as the impact of the energy sources and the world economic crises upon the developments in the region.
Among the participants were the MC Alumni, who represent the MoD, MFA, the Parliament, MES, Police. The Ambassadors and officials from embassies in Armenia from nations that participate in the Marshall Center programs also attended the seminar.
«The South Caucasus – 2006: New Trends of Development,Threats and Risks»
International Conference
October 2-3, 2006, Yerevan
On October 2-3, 2006, Center for Strategic Analysis SPECTRUM holds its fourth International Conference “The South Caucasus – 2006: the Main Trends of Development, Threats and Risks.”
Among the themes discussed at the Conference – evaluation of development of the states of the region within the Euro-Atlantic structures and perspectives of partner relations with NATO, European Union, Council of Europe, the issues of regional security – sources of instability and the ways to overcome, as well as expert assessment of the role of each state of the South Caucasus.
«Between the Caspian and Black Seas: New Challenges and Opportunities for the South Caucasus»
International Conference
October 20-21, 2005, Yerevan
International Conference “Between the Caspian and Black Seas: New Challenges and Opportunities for the South Caucasus,” organized by the Center for Strategic Analysis "SPECTRUM" (sponsored by NATO's Public Diplomacy Division and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Finland) took place on October 20-21, 2005, in Yerevan.
«The South Caucasus as a Part of the Wider Europe»
International Conference
September 30 – October 1, 2004, Yerevan
International Conference «The South Caucasus as a part of the Wider Europe,» organized by the Center for Strategic Analysis "SPECTRUM" took place on September 30 – October 1, 2004, in Yerevan.
«The South Caucasus: Regional Security and Stability»
International Conference
September 29-30, 2003, Yerevan
On September 29-30, 2003, Center for Strategic Analysis «SPECTRUM» held an International Conference «The South Caucasus: Regional Security and Stability».
Among the participants of the Conference were invited experts from three South Caucasian states and representatives of the leading analytical centers of the United Kingdom, Germany, Russia, Turkey and USA.
Our Seminars
Round table discussion “NATO – Armenia Relations” Center for Strategic Analysis SPECTRUM in cooperation with the NATO Public Diplomacy Division held on October 28, 2005 a Round table discussion “NATO – Armenia Relations” with participation of Ambassador Robert Simmons, Special Representative of NATO’s Secretary General for Caucasus and Central Asia. The representatives of a numberRead more …