As part of its civil security programme, API (Armenia Peace Initiative) is stepping up its efforts to build capacity to respond to natural and man-made disasters, targeting people in border towns and villages. To date, API has trained 195 people, including 118 women. Our first aid training courses are aimed primarily at the civilian population […]
API Armenia Peace Initiative, in partnership with the French University in Armenia (UFAR), recently completed a successful spring session of cybersecurity training. For this second edition, intensive training took place from 8 April to 3 May, designed and delivered by a duo of French experts. Sébastien Barguirdjian, a lecturer at the IUT and Faculté des
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As part of its civil protection programme, API organises first aid training courses. These courses are aimed primarily at people living in border and/or isolated regions, who are both the most likely to be affected in the event of a natural or man-made disaster and the best positioned to react. First aid consists of mastering
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API Armenia Peace Initiative, in partnership with the French University in Armenia (UFAR) and the Enterprise Incubator Foundation (EIF), has just completed a professional training programme in cybersecurity. The course, designed and delivered by a French expert, Sébastien Barguirdjian, a cybersecurity lecturer at the University of Rennes and an entrepreneur in the IT sector, brought
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The API Armenia Peace Initiative, in partnership with the French University in Armenia (UFAR) and the EIF – Enterprise Incubator Foundation, is launching an advanced training program in cybersecurity. Secure development practices, forensic investigation, and network penetration testing techniques are on the agenda for this short course, targeting an informed audience and/or professionals in the
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The “White Paper”, published in September 2021 in four languages, is a comprehensive study of Armenia’s strategic thinking and options following the 44-day war of September-November 2020. Written by three knowledgeable individuals, the study also includes a synthesis of the opinions of some 45 Armenian experts and analysts from around the world on the causes,
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