Lyudvig Davtyan Law Office
The project is a research proposal, the subject of which is the acquisition, use and evaluation of various types of evidence in the European Union. The aim of the project is to explore the regulations and problematic issues in the context of legal cooperation between EU member states.
The project is aimed at promoting business initiatives and business activities by people with business ideas in the Republic of Armenia. The aim of the project is to support the business activities of start-ups, small and medium-sized enterprises and to promote exports.
The goal of the Advocate’s Electronic Office development program is to introduce and effectively implement the possibilities of information technology in the field of advocacy. It is planned to develop an electronic system, which will allow to ensure effective document circulation in Law offices.
The project is addressed to conduct scientific research and study the state policy of ensuring the right to legal aid at the expense of state funds in criminal proceedings as a component of a fair trial and guarantee of access to justice.
The purpose of the project is to promote the development of law in the Republic of Armenia.
The project is addressed to the establishment of a tire recycling production, where tires, rubber and other rubber waste will be recycled. Rubber tiles and sport floors will be produced from recycled waste. The project details will be submitted to the interested people upon request.
The project envisages the production of herbal teas. A group of about 10 people will be created, who will collect different herbs from different regions and communities of Armenia.
The project will be implemented in Garni community of Kotayk region. Within the framework of the project, a ropeway is planned to be built from the area adjacent to the Garni pagan temple to Ghutakasar, Havuts Tar և Geghard Monastery.
“KARIN GEO” CJSC operates in the village of Jajur, Shirak region of the Republic of Armenia. The project aims to restore the Jajur coal mine. The company’s study showed that the Jajur coal mine in the Shirak region is the only one in Armenia that has gray coal.