Reports on Armenia’s intellectual property, corporate-law, innovation, and investment ecosystem.

Third Report: Unlocking Advanced Technology Access for Armenia: A Practical Roadmap for Reducing U.S. Export-Control Barriers and Implementing the U.S.-Armenia MOU on Microchips, Artificial Intelligence, and Intellectual Property (September 2026)

The Committee’s third report, dated September 2026, examines high-tech import- and export-related challenges affecting Armenia and presents expert conclusions, recommendations, and proposed action items. The complete report includes the Action-Item Summary as Appendix A, and the summary is also available separately below.

Second Report on Intellectual Property and Information Technology Law — 2023

The Committee’s second public report, dated October 29, 2023, analyzes intellectual-property-related challenges and proposed solutions in Armenia. English and Armenian versions are available below.

Intellectual Property Protection and Corporate Law Report - 2019

The Committee’s first public report, dated October 12, 2019, presents six sections of analysis, expert conclusions, and recommendations concerning intellectual-property protection and corporate-law transformation in Armenia.

Protecting Innovation in Armenia — IP Starter Guide

This practical guide provides entrepreneurs, startups, creators, researchers, and businesses with an accessible overview of the steps involved in protecting intellectual property in Armenia. It outlines key considerations for identifying valuable intellectual property, selecting and filing for appropriate protection, using contracts to safeguard ownership and confidentiality, and monitoring and enforcing intellectual property rights.

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2024 International Law Symposium: Call for Papers

The humanitarian crisis for the ethnic Armenian community of Nagorno-Karabakh (Artsakh) [as a result of Azerbaijan’s complete military encirclement, months-long blockade, and, ultimately, the entire Armenian population’s forced migration out of Nagorno-Karabakh] raise oft-ignored questions about the universality and effectiveness of non-derogable international human rights norms. This Call for Papers seeks submissions of abstracts for papers exploring the relationship between human rights and unrecognized or partially recognized States (viz, countries), particularly in connection with the live issues in Nagorno-Karabakh.

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