Positive in general – Armenia’s residents about membership in CSTO and EAEU
31.07.2020,
19:25
The residents of Armenia expressed their opinion on the country's membership in the Collective Security Treaty Organization and the Eurasian Economic Union, which, in general, is assessed as positive, according to the study "Caucasian Barometer - 2019" conducted by the Caucasus Research Resources Center.
YEREVAN, July 31. /ARKA/. The residents of Armenia expressed their opinion on the country's membership in the Collective Security Treaty Organization and the Eurasian Economic Union, which, in general, is assessed as positive, according to the study "Caucasian Barometer - 2019" conducted by the Caucasus Research Resources Center.
The survey was conducted from February 21 to March 15, 2020 among 1491 adult respondents, 31% of whom live in Yerevan, 33% in other cities, and 36% in villages. It is mentioned that 55% of the survey’s respondents are men, the main part - 35% of respondents with secondary education, and about 52% have a job.
"About 22% of respondents in Armenia consider the results of the country's membership in the CSTO rather positive, and 7% - certainly positive," the study says.
According to the survey, 24% of respondents expressed some doubts - they both agree and to some extent disagree with some of the results of membership.
It has also become known that 4% of respondents consider these results as rather negative and only 2% consider them negative. It should also be noted that 42% of respondents could not answer this question at all.
As for the results of Armenia's membership in the EAEU, 11% consider them to be certainly productive, 32% are rather productive, and 26% are in doubt - considering that there are both positive and negative sides. Along with that, 5% of respondents noted that they assess these results as rather negative and only 2% consider them negative. It should also be noted that 26% of respondents could not answer this question at all.
The research has been conducted since 2004 in three countries - Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan and is aimed at presenting the main political, economic and social trends. –0--
The survey was conducted from February 21 to March 15, 2020 among 1491 adult respondents, 31% of whom live in Yerevan, 33% in other cities, and 36% in villages. It is mentioned that 55% of the survey’s respondents are men, the main part - 35% of respondents with secondary education, and about 52% have a job.
"About 22% of respondents in Armenia consider the results of the country's membership in the CSTO rather positive, and 7% - certainly positive," the study says.
According to the survey, 24% of respondents expressed some doubts - they both agree and to some extent disagree with some of the results of membership.
It has also become known that 4% of respondents consider these results as rather negative and only 2% consider them negative. It should also be noted that 42% of respondents could not answer this question at all.
As for the results of Armenia's membership in the EAEU, 11% consider them to be certainly productive, 32% are rather productive, and 26% are in doubt - considering that there are both positive and negative sides. Along with that, 5% of respondents noted that they assess these results as rather negative and only 2% consider them negative. It should also be noted that 26% of respondents could not answer this question at all.
The research has been conducted since 2004 in three countries - Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan and is aimed at presenting the main political, economic and social trends. –0--
