From the Silk Road to the Belt and Road: The Growth of Armenian-Chinese Cultural and Educational Cooperation

This article explores the evolving Armenian-Chinese relations within the context of historical and contemporary connections, with a particular focus on cultural and educational exchanges. Examining the impact of China’s Belt and Road Initiative, the article highlights how this project has strengthened economic ties and fostered cultural cooperation, resulting in the establishment of various organizations aimed at promoting bilateral relations. The paper also reviews the contributions of the Confucius Institute in Armenia, which has played a key role in promoting Chinese heritage to the Armenian public and fostering cross-cultural ties, as well as the role of the Armenian community in China in bridging the two cultures. In addition to this, the article incorporates the results of a survey conducted to assess public awareness of the Silk Road, the One Belt One Road Initiative, and the Confucius Institute’s activities in Armenia. It provides valuable insights into how Armenians perceive these initiatives. The results indicate that while most respondents were familiar with the historical significance of the Silk Road, a majority were less aware of the contemporary Belt and Road Initiative. Through these interconnected aspects, the article presents a comprehensive overview of Armenian-Chinese relations, tracing their historical roots and examining how they have evolved into a modern partnership enriched by mutual respect and cultural diplomacy.

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Hong Kong Review of Belt and Road Studies
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2024-12-31
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https://doi.org/10.63596/oborjournal.3.2024.40-49
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Korean Peninsula Historical and Political Studies
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From the Silk Road to the Belt and Road: The Growth of Armenian-Chinese Cultural and Educational Cooperation

Աննա Ադամյան
Hong Kong Review of Belt and Road Studies
Korean Peninsula Historical and Political Studies
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From the Silk Road to the Belt and Road: The Growth of Armenian-Chinese Cultural and Educational Cooperation

Աննա Ադամյան
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Abstract

This article explores the evolving Armenian-Chinese relations within the context of historical and contemporary connections, with a particular focus on cultural and educational exchanges. Examining the impact of China’s Belt and Road Initiative, the article highlights how this project has strengthened economic ties and fostered cultural cooperation, resulting in the establishment of various organizations aimed at promoting bilateral relations. The paper also reviews the contributions of the Confucius Institute in Armenia, which has played a key role in promoting Chinese heritage to the Armenian public and fostering cross-cultural ties, as well as the role of the Armenian community in China in bridging the two cultures. In addition to this, the article incorporates the results of a survey conducted to assess public awareness of the Silk Road, the One Belt One Road Initiative, and the Confucius Institute’s activities in Armenia. It provides valuable insights into how Armenians perceive these initiatives. The results indicate that while most respondents were familiar with the historical significance of the Silk Road, a majority were less aware of the contemporary Belt and Road Initiative. Through these interconnected aspects, the article presents a comprehensive overview of Armenian-Chinese relations, tracing their historical roots and examining how they have evolved into a modern partnership enriched by mutual respect and cultural diplomacy.

Hong Kong Review of Belt and Road Studies(3)
Nanjing University (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 54%
Korean Peninsula Historical and Political Studies
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