Public Discussions

I didn’t think when I was living and studying here, nearly 20 years ago, that I would be here one day, talking about my book. I remember stopping at the old NAASR building looking at everyone else’s books. I’m pleased

At the invitation of the Civilitas Foundation, concerned citizens and political leaders met to discuss the civil and human right: right to elect, in light of the just-concluded Yerevan city elections. The meeting took place at the Yerevan Hotel, Rossini

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One week after the Yerevan City elections and just days after the results are publicized, the Civilitas Foundation invites you to a forum on “The Right to Elect.” President of the Civilitas Board Vartan Oskanian will speak with Armenia’s Ombudsman

Vartan Oskanian spoke about his newly-published book of speeches, Speaking To Be Heard. The book includes nearly 100 statements delivered during the decade of his two terms as foreign minister. He reflected on the fact that Armenia’s foreign policy, as

Part 1                                                                   Part 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74YTMI78xwc    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F38HXFZGqJI

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Part 1                                                                    Part 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9Wzg8U58qM    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zf9T1qKLq-o The

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKgyXsyD8v8 Vartan Oskanian, founder of the Civilitas Foundation & former Foreign Minister of Armenia, speaks to reporters and introduces the Foundation to the public on the occasion of the Foundation’s official launch. Mr. Oskanian also discusses the goals, initiatives, and