Sossi Tatikyan
Sossi Tatikyan holds a degree from Yerevan State University, a Master of Public Administration from Harvard Kennedy School, and an Executive MBA from ESCP Business School. She is a former fellow of the NATO Defense College and is currently a PhD researcher at Sorbonne Nouvelle University.
Tatikyan spent more than a decade at Armenia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, where her portfolio included Armenia’s relations with NATO, the International Atomic Energy Agency, international human rights bodies and Iran. She has also worked with OSCE, UN and EU missions in the Western Balkans, Timor-Leste and several African countries, providing political analysis and strategic advice on good governance and security policy, and designing and managing technical assistance programs focused on reforming security and rule-of-law institutions.
Since 2019, she has provided advisory services to intergovernmental, public, nonprofit and private organizations, including UNDP, the EU, Freedom House and DCAF, in Armenia and internationally. Her research and publications address small-state foreign and security policies, multilateralism and multi-alignment, peacekeeping and peacebuilding, cognitive and information warfare, foreign information manipulation and interference (FIMI), European and Euro-Atlantic integration, and energy security.
In 2025, Tatikyan co-founded the Yerevan Center of Foreign and Security Policy, where she serves as President.
See Sossi Tatikyan
PANEL DISCUSSION From Survival to Strategy: Rethinking Armenia’s Security
November 22, 12:30 p.m.
3rd Floor