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In recent years we all became witnesses of rising of new challenges for Armenia, which are PR and Information Wars. These are the next stages of our wars for Artsax and for Armenian Genocide Recognition, as well as marketing wars for tourism and IT markets’ shares.

It is not a secret that our competitors spend huge resources for this PR wars.
We identified these 4 separate areas where Armenia competes with other countries by PR:
1. PR for Armenian Genocide Recognition
2. PR for Nagorno-Karabakh War
3. PR for Tourism in Armenia
4. PR for Armenian IT Sector

These fields are very different but we think they have to be developed together to achieve a synergic effect.

Please add you suggestions to the following questions for each field of PR:

Armenian Genocide Recognition
1. Do we need PR for Armenian Genocide Recognition?
2. Is it feasible to spend on Armenian Genocide Recognition PR?
3. How much should Armenian Genocide Recognition PR cost? $1mln, $10mln, $100mln?
4. Who should finance the Armenian Genocide Recognition PR and how?

Nagorno-Karabakh War
1. Do we need PR for Nagorno-Karabakh War?
2. Is it feasible to spend on Nagorno-Karabakh War PR?
3. How much should Nagorno-Karabakh War PR cost? $1mln, $10mln, $100mln?
4. Who should finance the Nagorno-Karabakh War PR and how?

Tourism in Armenia
1. Do we need PR for Tourism in Armenia?
2. Is it feasible to spend on Tourism in Armenia PR?
3. How much should Tourism in Armenia PR cost? $1mln, $10mln, $100mln?
4. Who should finance the Tourism in Armenia PR and how?

Armenian IT Sector
1. Do we need PR for Armenian IT Sector?
2. Is it feasible to spend on Armenian IT Sector PR?
3. How much should Armenian IT Sector PR cost? $1mln, $10mln, $100mln?
4. Who should finance the Armenian IT Sector PR and how?

Note: I think that we need experts for more detailed calculations for questions number 2 and 3; if you know such people, please ask them to join us and post their suggestions too.