Author: Artur Adamyan

Debating a New Phoenix The Global South and a Renewed World Order

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On September 11, a thought-provoking panel discussion titled “Debating a New Phoenix: The Global South and a Renewed World Order” took place as part of the “Yerevan Dialogue” international conference with the participation of Armenia’s Deputy Foreign Minister Mnatsakan Safaryan. The discussion was focused on the transformative rise of emerging  nations and their impact on global power dynamics. The session addressed critical questions surrounding the future role of the Global South in shaping a renewed world order.

The panel highlighted the complexity of uniting diverse countries with varying political, cultural, and economic backgrounds under the banner of the Global South. However, there was a shared sentiment that despite these differences, developing nations have the potential to reshape the future global order through collective action.

Strengthening Multiculturalism in a Divided World

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Another “Strengthening Multiculturalism in a Divided World” panel, held on September 10 in the scope of “Yerevan Dialogue” forum, was dedicated to exploring the role of multiculturalism in promoting social cohesion and addressing divisions within increasingly fragmented societies. This panel brought together experts, policymakers, activists from across the globe to share their experiences and strategies for fostering inclusivity in diverse communities.

The panel concluded with a dynamic discussion on the future of multiculturalism, focusing on strategies for overcoming resistance and building resilient, inclusive societies. Participants agreed on the need for continued advocacy, collaborative efforts, and innovative approaches to address the complexities of a divided world.

Chronicling New Conflicts: Technology and Traditionalism at Today’s Battlefields

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On September 10, within the frames of “Yerevan Dialogue” international forum, “Chronicling New Conflicts: Technology and Traditionalism at Today’s Battlefields” panel discussion was held. 

The panelists from Armenia, India, Austria, US and Romania discussed the evolving dynamics of modern conflict, examining the intersection of technological advancements and traditional combat methods. The discussion highlighted how emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence and cyber capabilities, are reshaping strategic approaches and influencing both military and civilian spheres.

The “Yerevan Dialogue” forum continues to serve as a vital platform for discussing and addressing global security issues, fostering collaboration among experts from diverse backgrounds to forge innovative solutions for the challenges of our time.

The Future of Work: Paycheck, Protections, and Purpose

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On September 10, “Yerevan Dialogue” international forum hosted a panel discussion titled “The Future of Work: Paycheck, Protections, and Purpose” with the participation of the Minister of Labour and Social Affairs of the Republic of Armenia Narek Mkrtchyan. The panelists, high-ranking officials and distinguished experts discussed the rapid expansion of technological innovations that are reshaping the nature of employment. 

As we are witnessing a rise in non-traditional work arrangements, these intertwined shifts are fundamentally altering the essence of economic stability and exacerbating existing inequities. Work is now characterised by fragmentation, insecurity, and transient relationships between employers and employees. 

Amidst these fundamental challenges, the panelists discussed the way to ensure income security and safeguard social protections.

Climate Security in the Era of Uncertainty

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On September 10, “Yerevan Dialogue” international forum raised the topic of climate change within the “Climate Security in the Era of Uncertainty” panel discussion.

Panelists explored how climate change exacerbates existing security risks, highlighting the interconnected nature of climate risks and their effects on peace and security, particularly in fragile and conflict-affected geographies. The conversation underscored the importance of a proactive and integrated approach to safeguard communities and ecosystems in the face of an increasingly uncertain climate future.