AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTechnology Education: The Hayastan All-Armenian Fund and TUMO are planning a creative technology hub in Gyumri, while Ucom and CIPR AeroSpace are bringing hands-on satellite and space-engineering kits to schools across Armenia. Digital Health: A new partnership will train specialists and improve the quality and transfer of laboratory data to Armenia’s Armed electronic health system. Science Funding: 240 scientists warn that the proposed 5% rise in 2027 science funding falls far short of the 35% increase they say is needed to meet the government’s research ambitions. Digital Resilience: Recent Yandex outages disrupted daily services in Armenia, renewing concerns about reliance on Russian digital infrastructure and the handling of users’ data. Research and Medicine: Armenia and Barcelona discussed joint applied research and cooperation in supercomputing and AI. Separately, Armenia became the first country to authorize two new cancer drugs for a specific group of patients with advanced colorectal cancer.
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