In a meeting with journalists on May 24 Mher Abrahamyan said that those announcements are so far away from the reality that they have started to take such announcements with humor. According to him, those publications have nothing to do with the reality.
The President’s budget maintains military parity between Armenia and Azerbaijan, at $600,000 for International Military Education and Training (IMET), but does not recommend Foreign Military Financing (FMF) to either country.
Armenia’s economic activity index (EAI) in January-April 2017 compared with the same period of the previous year comprised 105.7%. Note, in January-March EAI rate was higher—6.6%.
“There are excellent opportunities for economic cooperation between the two states. I hope in the future we will witness growth in trade turnover and the two peoples will feel the great achievements in those spheres,” Mahmoud Hojjati said.
The World Assembly of OIE Delegates will examine, with a view to adopting, a number of new intergovernmental standards covering animal disease control methods, including those for controlling diseases transmissible to humans, the safety of international trade in animals and animal products, as well as animal welfare.
Armenia’s economic activity index for JanuaryApril 2017 surpassed the index of the same period of the previous year by 5.7%. The National Statistical Service has introduced the current-operative preliminary main macro-economic indicators characterizing the socio-economic situation of Armenia.
SAS Group Armenia runs one of the fast growing and leading supermarket chains – SAS Supermarkets.
Decrease of growth temp is conditioned by April’s index. This April compared with previous year’s April economic activity grew by 3.7%. Meanwhile in March, compared with previous year’s March, activity growth comprised 6.8%.
The community has over 5 thousand hectares of land which can be cultivated, half of which is in a dangerous zone. In some years, the Azerbaijanis had cultivated lands from their side and then quickly set it ablaze, and the re spread in the Armenian direction. The first ‘solar village’ is considered to be Lernamerdz community of Armavir.
“Currently there are energy production capacities in Armenia, which means Armenia’s market is enlarging and already regional considerations may be examined here. These opportunities include both traditional energy production and use of new—renewable green energy sources,” the Ambassador said, stressing that purpose of the conference is introduce existent opportunities in energy sector.
