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EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM SHOULD BE IMPROVED: BAKO SAHAKYAN
news.am
Feb 4 2010
Armenia
February 4, President of the Artsakh Republic Bako Sahakyan held
consultations on reforms in the sphere of education, particularly on
issues related to the introduction of senior school system.
NKR minister of education and science Vladik Khachatryan delivered
a corresponding report, NKR President Office Central Information
Department informs NEWS.am.
In his speech the President noted the importance of introducing senior
school system in our republic considering it a major precondition
for insuring progress in the sphere of education. At the same time
the Head of the State noted the necessity of constant improvement
of this system keeping effective realization of explanatory works
in the spotlight of reforms. Bako Sahakyan noted the need for active
engagement of mass media into this process.
Speaker of the NKR National Assembly Ashot Ghoulyan, NKR premier Ara
Haroutyunyan, vice premier, finance minister Spartak Tevosyan and
other officials participated in the consultation.
news.am
Feb 4 2010
Armenia
February 4, President of the Artsakh Republic Bako Sahakyan held
consultations on reforms in the sphere of education, particularly on
issues related to the introduction of senior school system.
NKR minister of education and science Vladik Khachatryan delivered
a corresponding report, NKR President Office Central Information
Department informs NEWS.am.
In his speech the President noted the importance of introducing senior
school system in our republic considering it a major precondition
for insuring progress in the sphere of education. At the same time
the Head of the State noted the necessity of constant improvement
of this system keeping effective realization of explanatory works
in the spotlight of reforms. Bako Sahakyan noted the need for active
engagement of mass media into this process.
Speaker of the NKR National Assembly Ashot Ghoulyan, NKR premier Ara
Haroutyunyan, vice premier, finance minister Spartak Tevosyan and
other officials participated in the consultation.