ArCH: Armenian Cultural Heritage is dedicated to the sustainable cultural development and protection of the cultural legacy of Armenians, both within Armenia and globally. In promoting knowledge, ArCH aims to unite and enhance the efforts of all stakeholders, as a crucial strategy for the conservation and promotion of Armenia's endangered cultural treasures and contemporary artistic endeavors – while highlighting the importance of awareness and academic collaboration in the face of global challenges. 

ArCH recognizes the role of cultural heritage in the construction of a peaceful and democratic society, in the processes of sustainable development and in the promotion of cultural diversity as described in the Faro Convention and has among its objectives the promotion of a greater synergy of competencies among all the public and all the institutional and private, local and international actors concerned.

ArCH intends to express the views of the civil society and to be alongside the promoters of projects for heritage preservation and enhancement by supporting and facilitating the implementation of well-designed activities aimed at the research, preservation, enhancement, and management of the heritage of Armenians, both in Armenia and abroad.

ArCH is fully independent and apolitical, and promotes a participatory approach through the involvement of all the stakeholders for the safeguard and promotion of the culture and heritage of the Armenians in the world, with the belief that the responsibility towards cultural heritage should be both individual and collective and that the conservation of cultural heritage and its sustainable use are crucial for granting human development and quality of life.