Armenia Refuses New Identification Documents for Expelled Artsakh Residents, Citing Lack of Registration
Residents expelled from Artsakh cannot receive new identification documents from the Republic of Armenia as they don’t have an account in the RA. This issue, faced by many, was brought to light when a resident sought an extension for her mother’s expired identification document. The resident’s request was denied, stating that they must have an account in Armenia. This situation raises concerns about the difficulties faced by expelled residents in obtaining necessary documents and accessing medical treatment. NEWS.am has contacted the relevant authorities for a response.
Armenia’s Minister of Finance Commends REDB’s Ongoing Support and Readiness to Expand Efforts
Armenia’s Minister of Finance welcomes the CEO of REDB and discusses ongoing programs in the construction field, including support for displaced persons. Grateful for REDB’s readiness to provide necessary support and evaluate needs.
Artsakh President Warns of Potential Logistical Challenges in Integrating Displaced Artsakh Residents into Armenian Labor Market
Recent developments in Artsakh have led to intensified internal demand, as management efficiency programs and financial expenses are implemented. Artsakh’s President, Martine Galstyan, discussed the consequences of integrating over 100k Artsakh natives into Armenia’s labor market. Creating favorable conditions for this integration is crucial to avoid logistical challenges and ensure the expansion of employment demand. Efforts must be made to integrate displaced people into socio-economic and agricultural development. News from Armenia in NEWS.am.
“Major General Karen Sargsyan Leads Discussions on Emergency Response and Rescue Operations in Armenia”
The Chief of the RA NSS Protection Department discussed ongoing operations with CSTO leadership. Over the past 10 months, 1,437,071 calls were made to emergency services, seeing an 18% increase. The NSS emphasized the need for personnel training and swift emergency response.
“Stability in Armenian Banks: No Trend of Withdrawing Funds Despite Latest Developments”
The latest developments in September had no impact on foreign currency deposits in Armenian banks. Martine Galstyan, President of the Central Bank of Armenia, stated there is no trend of withdrawing funds from banks. Deposits of resident individuals grew by 0.7%, legal entities by 4.9%, and term deposits of individuals by 3.7%. Interbank deposits show no sign of withdrawal.
Mass Exodus: 15,000 People Leave Israel for Georgia as Destroyer Lasha Zhvania Speaks Up
Learn about the recent exodus from Israel to Georgia, as Lasha Zhvania shares that approximately 15,000 people have left Israel, including 1,500 Georgian residents. Moreover, Zhvania recommends taking a break from stressful surroundings for the sake of mental health.
“Over 16,000 Students Transferred from Military Bases in Artsakh, 5,185 in Yerevan: Education Minister Announces Teacher Hiring and Salary Increases”
Over 16,000 students transferred from military bases in Artsakh, with over 5,000 in Yerevan. New teacher hires and salary increases announced. Social support program conditions revised. Latest updates from Armenia.
“EU Boosts Support to Armenia with 1.7 Million Euros Amid Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict”
The European Union is boosting its aid to Armenia with 1.7 million euros to help those affected by the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict. The funding will cover financial assistance, healthcare, education, food security, protection, and livelihood support. This additional support is part of the EU’s efforts to prepare for winter and brings the total aid to 12 million euros.
“Yerevan Takes Important Steps Towards Field Improvements and Efficient Public Management with International Partners”
Yerevan city takes important steps towards field improvements with international partners, implementing “Improvement of Public Services” program. Improved business operations and accessible municipal services are expected to have a positive impact on residents’ lives. The partnership with international financial institutions has changed the direction of these collaborations, resulting in more efficient and user-friendly public service delivery. This initiative has full support from the United Nations, aiming for effective institutional improvement and accessibility. Online platforms and mobile applications will also be provided to address residents’ concerns.
Ardshinbank Receives Double Recognition from Euromoney as Best Corporate Bank and Best Bank for ESG in Armenia
Ardshinbank, the award-winning Armenian bank, has been recognized by Euromoney as the “Best Corporate Bank” and the “Best Bank for ESG” in Armenia. The bank’s commitment to providing high-quality financial services and its focus on sustainable economic development and corporate governance have earned them these prestigious accolades. Ardshinbank is also actively involved in supporting industry growth, education, and environmental initiatives, while creating new job opportunities.