Representatives of the Russian-Armenian University (RAU) presented their research on current issues in Armenia's economic development at the 6th Russian Economic Congress (REC-2026), held in Moscow from October 26 to 30.

RAU Professor Mariam Voskanyan, Head of the Department of Economics and Finance, presented a study co-authored with RAU Rector Professor Edward Sandoyan, Doctor of Economics in Armenia and Russia. The research examined the impact of macroeconomic regulation on the well-being of Armenia's population. It was presented at a thematic session hosted by the Institute of Economic Forecasting of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

Another study, conducted by members of RAU's Department of Economic Theory and Problems of Transition Economy, focused on macroeconomic policy and overcoming structural constraints to economic growth amid external instability, using Armenia as a case study. The findings were presented by the department's Head, Associate Professor Irina Petrosyan, Senior Lecturer Zinavard Papyan, and Assistant Lecturer Levon Manukyan.

The research projects received financial support from the Higher Education and Science Committee of Armenia's Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sports.

The 6th Russian Economic Congress was organized by the New Economic Association in cooperation with leading Russian research institutions.