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    PRESS RELEASE
    Armenian Center for National and International Studies
    75 Yerznkian Street
    0033 Yerevan, Armenia
    Tel: (+374 - 10) 52.87.80 or 27.48.18
    Fax: (+374 - 10) 52.48.46
    Email: [email protected] or [email protected]
    Website: www.acnis.am


    May 31, 2006


    RAFFI HOVANNISIAN WELCOMES FLETCHER DELEGATION


    Yerevan--Raffi K. Hovannisian, Armenia's first Minister of Foreign Affairs,
    received Dean Stephen Bosworth and Professor Alan Henrikson of the Fletcher
    School of Law and Diplomacy at ACNIS headquarters today. They were
    accompanied by Mrs. Christine Bosworth, Tufts University trustee Joyce
    Barsam, and president Aso Tavitian of the Tavitian Foundation.

    Raffi Hovannisian greeted his distinguished guests, warmly recalling his
    acquaintance with Dean Bosworth and his study under Professor Henrikson, who
    taught American Diplomatic History to Hovannisian a quarter of a century
    ago. Hovannisian offered a tour d'horizon of Armenia's foreign and public
    policy, its regional challenges and international prospects.

    Raffi Hovannisian graduated from the Fletcher School, located in Medford,
    Massachusetts, with a M.A.L.D. degree in 1982, specializing in International
    Law and Diplomacy, the Foreign Policies of Communist Countries, and
    Civilization and World Affairs.
    Founded in 1994 by Raffi Hovannisian and supported by a global network of
    contributors, the Armenian Center for National and International Studies
    (ACNIS) serves as a link between innovative scholarship and the public
    policy challenges facing Armenia and the Armenian people in the post-Soviet
    world. It also aspires to be a catalyst for creative, strategic thinking and
    a wider understanding of the new global environment. In 2006, the Center
    focuses primarily on civic education, conflict resolution, and applied
    research on critical domestic and foreign policy issues for the state and
    the nation.
    For further information on the Center and its activities, call (37410)
    52-87-80 or 27-48-18; fax (37410) 52-48-46; e-mail [email protected] or
    [email protected]
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