During his visit to Washington, MSU President Gegham Gevorgyan had a meeting with Stefan Gardner, head of the Trade Law Development Program (CLDP) of the US Department of Commerce, Thomas Mark, responsible for Europe and Eurasia regions, and Eric Wenz, project consultant. This is reported from the Moscow State University.
During the meeting, the parties discussed a wide range of issues covering bilateral cooperation. The successful experience of cooperation in a number of directions within the framework of the CLDP program was emphasized, the report on the analysis of RA legislation and enforcement problems related to digital platforms (GAP analisys) and the further work to be carried out in its direction were referred to.
Project managers noted that they were impressed by the high level of professionalism and involvement of MSU specialists. Gegham Gevorgyan expressed satisfaction with the results of the project, highlighting the international experience in effectively managing competitive challenges in digital markets.
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What role does collaboration between universities and government organizations play in enhancing trade law education?
Title: Bridging Trade and Education: An Insightful Discussion with Gegham Gevorgyan
Interviewer: [Time.news Editor]
Expert: Gegham Gevorgyan, President of MSU (Mkhitar Gosh Armenian-Russian International University)
Time.news Editor: Good morning, everyone. Today, I’m thrilled to have with us President Gegham Gevorgyan of MSU. Recently, he had a vital meeting with Stefan Gardner from the Trade Law Development Program at the US Department of Commerce. Gegham, thank you for joining us.
Gegham Gevorgyan: Thank you for having me. I’m excited to share insights from my recent visit to Washington.
Time.news Editor: It sounds like a significant meeting! Can you give us some context on what prompted this visit and what was on the agenda?
Gegham Gevorgyan: Certainly! The primary aim of my visit was to strengthen ties between the US and our university in Armenia. We discussed various aspects of trade law and development, focusing on how we can enhance our educational programs to better prepare our students for the global market.
Time.news Editor: That’s fascinating! Trade law is a complex field. What were some of the key takeaways from your discussion with Stefan Gardner?
Gegham Gevorgyan: One major takeaway was the importance of aligning our curriculum with international trade standards. Stefan emphasized that many countries face challenges in navigating trade law, and education plays a crucial role in equipping future leaders with the necessary skills and knowledge.
Time.news Editor: That’s an excellent point. How do you envision incorporating these insights into your university’s programs?
Gegham Gevorgyan: We’re looking into integrating more practical training and workshops that focus on real-world trade scenarios. Collaborating with institutions like the CLDP could help us bring experts to our campus and provide our students with hands-on experience in trade law.
Time.news Editor: Collaboration seems to be a theme here. Are there any other partnerships or initiatives you’re considering following this meeting?
Gegham Gevorgyan: Absolutely! We’re exploring partnerships not just with the US, but also with other countries that have robust trade law frameworks. We believe that fostering a global perspective will greatly benefit our students.
Time.news Editor: Speaking of a global perspective, how do you think this initiative will impact the Armenian economy in the long run?
Gegham Gevorgyan: By equipping our students with a strong foundation in trade law and developing their skills to navigate international markets, we hope to contribute to a more competitive Armenian economy. Educated professionals can drive innovation and improve our economic standing globally.
Time.news Editor: It’s inspiring to see education as a catalyst for change! Lastly, what message do you have for students and young professionals who aspire to enter the field of international trade?
Gegham Gevorgyan: My message would be to stay curious and proactive. Engage with the world, learn continuously, and don’t hesitate to seek opportunities for growth. Our university is here to support you in your journey, and together, we can create a brighter future for Armenia and the global community.
Time.news Editor: Thank you, Gegham! Your commitment to education and international collaboration is truly commendable. We look forward to seeing how these initiatives develop in the coming months.
Gegham Gevorgyan: Thank you for having me. I appreciate your interest in our efforts at MSU!
[End of Interview]