In E.Marukyaan’s words, the issue that the authorities are ready to that system, and the opposition—no, accordingly a system is being invested, by which only they might have success, is rather problematic, “Just from the very start they provide their victory, frauds in polling stations may be excluded, however serving that regional preference voting to their purpose, they’ll record success, which they couldn’t, for instance, by technical proportional electoral system.”
Leading powers should demonstrate reciprocal principality, only in that case a positive shift may be recorded. And if the accord fails, unfolding of Syrian conflict will be moved to Syrian battleground, implications of which will be disastrous for the international community and the whole world.
To prevent readers primitive “so what?” question, the Deputy Minister clarifies, “This means, their involvement in the tariff may be divided on several years. In that case noticeable influence on the tariff isn’t observed.” An ordinary reader, surely, might rejoice by likewise fatherly manifestation of caring by our officials, however, figures don’t permit. Per year about 8 billion kWh is produced in Armenia.
Tigran Hamasyan’s concert will be held tomorrow in Gyumri. All the profit gained from the concert will be allocated to 13 families living in Gyumri’s wagon-houses: apartments will be purchased for them. The concert will be held at the Fountains in Gyumri.
At the end of the meeting, President Serzh Sargsyan gave relevant instructions to those present at the consultation and the relevant authorities regarding the discussed issues, problems and programs.
Although the issue of value-added tax (VAT) has been resolved, but automobile importers should be separated from people. We want this request to be reachable for all bodies, up to president, that a new status was given to automobile importers, and the money, which will be reduced from our state budget due to elimination of VAT, maybe we would compensate by working in legal field.
This doesn’t refer to the issue, that we very deeply feel worsening of EEU major actor—Russia’s economic condition via decrease of transfers and other manifestations. Truly enough, our membership to EEU more deepened economic dependency from Russia, however, Armenia would have felt those negative signals on its economy, even if not engaged with the structure.
The idea is quite simple, it’s an economic structure, and if Armenia, with its small population, thinks of enlarging its economy, major secret for success is the market. It’s clear, that there are political layers in EEU, as well as in economy. We saw what impact politics had in our relations with the Ukraine, and what’s going on in economy of the Ukraine.
Today, RA Parliament adopted a draft bill, pursuant which it’s proposed to make amendments to the Law on “Value Added Tax.” It’s offered not to charge VAT for vehicles imported by physical persons from EEU member countries.
According to some rumors, Armenia will have 10-12 banks by the end of the year. Moreover, it can’t be stated for sure, that small banks will refrain from the market. What is more, decisions on banks’ refraining may be partially considered on political dimension.
