Financial Times announced Armen Sarkisian’s book as one of the best

According to Public Radio of Armenia, the recently published book by Armen Sarkisian, the fourth president of Armenia, titled “The Small States Club”, was recognized by the Financial Times as one of the best new books on political and economic issues. became.
This authoritative publication notes that in his book, the former president of Armenia refers to small countries that have achieved significant success and the lessons they can teach others. “When resources bring power and authority, few tend to look with ‘great envy’ on countries of small geographical area.
But in a complex world, management must be more agile. Indeed, as major economies consider how to respond to economic, geopolitical and technological changes. Armen Sarkisian in the book “Small Countries Club. “How Small Smart Countries Can Save the World” offers a fascinating and up-to-date analysis of the resilience and adaptability of small states.
Through his travels, meetings and experience as a diplomat, head of state, Armen Sarkisian presents various small countries including Singapore, United Arab Emirates, Estonia, Ireland and Botswana and tries to discover how they were born. And, while it doesn’t seem likely.
So what is the lesson of successful countries? According to Armen Sarkisian, the main components are: strong sense of identity, sense of purpose, effective management, competent leaders involved in strategic and practical decisions. He is convinced that despite all this, small states can cope with the complex challenges of the 21st century in smarter ways than traditional big powers.