A Cabinet meeting was held today, chaired by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan. Before discussing the agenda, Nikol Pashinyan made a statement: “It will soon be 100 days our government has been in office. On this occasion, I would like to state that we have tackled the key problem: we ensured the country’s normal functioning and sustained economic development in the post-revolutionary period. And I think that after the 100-day period, we will usher in a new stage of development,...
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan received Director General of South Caucasus Railway CJSC (SCR) Sergey Valko. The meeting focused on SCR's activities in Armenia, as well as on issues related to its current and future plans. The parties touched upon the development and modernization of transport infrastructures, passenger and cargo transportation, the affordability of services and efficiency enhancement.
Today, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan received Eurasian Development Bank Board Chairman Andrey Belianianov. Highly appreciative of the ongoing GoA-EDB cooperation, the Premier highlighted the need for its furtherance. Nikol Pashinyan stressed that the Government is keen to implement new joint investment programs and increase the efficiency of bilateral cooperation. In turn, Andrey Belianianov said the Bank is set to expand the scope of its activities in Armenia and stands ready to...
As part of his trip to Tavush Marz of Armenia, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan visited the Idjevan wine and brandy factory on August 11. Accompanied by the company’s top executives, the Premier toured the factory to get familiar with the production process and development programs. It was reported that the factory produces brandy, wine, vodka and canned food. The output is being exported to Russian, Chinese, Canadian and European markets. Efforts are underway to expand the...
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s visit to Tavush Marz continues. The Head of Government had meetings with residents of Idjevan, Haghartsin and Dilijan, presented his government’s steps in sectors and answered a number of questions. The Premier noted that henceforth the role of an Armenian citizen will be decisive in the economic development of our country. “I am sure that henceforth the citizens will not put up with defeats, illegalities, will eye the future with...
In the frame of his visit to Tavush Marz, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan called at the Berd subsidiary of Tavush Textile Company. Accompanied by the Company’s top executives, the Premier toured the facility to get acquainted with the production of working gloves. He was told that 520 people are currently employed at Tavush Textile’s local workshops with an average salary of 145,000 drams. The Company exported AMD 2 billion-worth output to Russia and Georgia last year. The...
