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    • The law of the Republic of Armenia on Museums

    28 February 2024

    The Law on Museums in the Republic of Armenia establishes a comprehensive legal framework for the regulation and management of museums. This law defines the types and functions of museums, setting standards for their operation to ensure the preservation, study, and public dissemination of cultural heritage. Key aspects of the law include: Definitions and Concepts: The law provides clear definitions for essential terms such as museums, cultural values, museum objects, and museum collections. A museum is characterized as a non-commercial entity or its subdivision dedicated to collecting, preserving, studying, and

    ՀՀ ՕՐԵՆՔԸ Թանգարանների մասին (Law on Museums)

    28 February 2024

    The Law on Museums in the Republic of Armenia establishes a comprehensive legal framework for the regulation and management of museums. This law defines the types and functions of museums, setting standards for their operation to ensure the preservation, study, and public dissemination of cultural heritage. Key aspects of the law include: Definitions and Concepts: The law provides clear definitions for essential terms such as museums, cultural values, museum objects, and museum collections. A museum is characterized as a non-commercial entity or its subdivision dedicated to collecting, preserving, studying, and

    Law “On Cinematography”

    30 June 2021

    The Cinematography Law of Armenia outlines the state policy and regulatory framework for the country’s film industry. It establishes the goals, principles, and forms of state support for cinematographic activities, detailing the powers and responsibilities of state and other bodies involved. The law governs the legal, organizational, and financial aspects of filmmaking, ensuring that relations in the field of cinematography are aligned with the Constitution, international agreements, and other national laws. Key concepts defined in the law include the criteria for national films, the role of supporters, classification based on

    ՀՀ ՕՐԵՆՔԸ Կինեմատոգրաֆիայի մասին (Cinematography Law of Armenia)

    30 June 2021

    The Cinematography Law of Armenia outlines the state policy and regulatory framework for the country’s film industry. It establishes the goals, principles, and forms of state support for cinematographic activities, detailing the powers and responsibilities of state and other bodies involved. The law governs the legal, organizational, and financial aspects of filmmaking, ensuring that relations in the field of cinematography are aligned with the Constitution, international agreements, and other national laws. Key concepts defined in the law include the criteria for national films, the role of supporters, classification based on

    Constitution of the Republic of Armenia

    6 December 2015

    The Armenian Constitution emphasizes several key pillars: green transition, heritage preservation, inclusion, and international cultural relations. Under the Green Transition pillar, Article 12 focuses on the preservation of the environment and sustainable development. The State is committed to promoting the preservation, improvement, and restoration of the environment, along with the sustainable use of natural resources. This approach is guided by the principle of sustainable development and acknowledges the responsibility towards future generations. Furthermore, it mandates that everyone is obliged to contribute to environmental preservation. The Heritage Preservation pillar is encapsulated

    Конституция Республики Армения (Constitution of the Republic of Armenia)

    6 December 2015

    The Armenian Constitution emphasizes several key pillars: green transition, heritage preservation, inclusion, and international cultural relations. Under the Green Transition pillar, Article 12 focuses on the preservation of the environment and sustainable development. The State is committed to promoting the preservation, improvement, and restoration of the environment, along with the sustainable use of natural resources. This approach is guided by the principle of sustainable development and acknowledges the responsibility towards future generations. Furthermore, it mandates that everyone is obliged to contribute to environmental preservation. The Heritage Preservation pillar is encapsulated

    Constitution De La Republique D’Armenie Avec Les Amendements (Constitution of the Republic of Armenia with amendments)

    6 December 2015

    The Armenian Constitution emphasizes several key pillars: green transition, heritage preservation, inclusion, and international cultural relations. Under the Green Transition pillar, Article 12 focuses on the preservation of the environment and sustainable development. The State is committed to promoting the preservation, improvement, and restoration of the environment, along with the sustainable use of natural resources. This approach is guided by the principle of sustainable development and acknowledges the responsibility towards future generations. Furthermore, it mandates that everyone is obliged to contribute to environmental preservation. The Heritage Preservation pillar is encapsulated

    Հայաստանի Հանրապետության Սահմանադրություն (Constitution of Armenia)

    6 December 2015

    The Armenian Constitution emphasizes several key pillars: green transition, heritage preservation, inclusion, and international cultural relations. Under the Green Transition pillar, Article 12 focuses on the preservation of the environment and sustainable development. The State is committed to promoting the preservation, improvement, and restoration of the environment, along with the sustainable use of natural resources. This approach is guided by the principle of sustainable development and acknowledges the responsibility towards future generations. Furthermore, it mandates that everyone is obliged to contribute to environmental preservation. The Heritage Preservation pillar is encapsulated

    Law “On RA State Awards and Honorary Titles”

    21 June 2014

    The law of the Republic of Armenia concerning state awards and honorary titles establishes a framework for recognizing exceptional contributions across various fields. Enacted to honor individuals and entities for their significant achievements, the law outlines the types of awards and titles available, the procedures for their establishment, and the rules governing their bestowal. According to the law, state awards are considered the highest form of recognition in Armenia and are bestowed for contributions to state construction, economy, science, education, culture, art, healthcare, sports development, national security, charitable activities, and

    ՀՀ օրենքը “ՀՀ պետական պարգևների և պատվավոր կոչումների մասին” (Law on Government Gifts and Honorary Callings)

    21 June 2014

    The law of the Republic of Armenia concerning state awards and honorary titles establishes a framework for recognizing exceptional contributions across various fields. Enacted to honor individuals and entities for their significant achievements, the law outlines the types of awards and titles available, the procedures for their establishment, and the rules governing their bestowal. According to the law, state awards are considered the highest form of recognition in Armenia and are bestowed for contributions to state construction, economy, science, education, culture, art, healthcare, sports development, national security, charitable activities, and

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