In the field of culture and urban development, a press conference was held at the Yerevan City Hall where the head of the municipality, Kamoyar Arayyan, announced the revelation of illegal activities by unscrupulous construction inspectors who are accused of receiving bribes. Arayyan urged for high-quality technical proposals and emphasized the importance of not accepting projects that do not meet the required standards. He also called for the establishment of a black list to reject projects that do not align with the set standards.

Arayyan further highlighted the presence of unscrupulous construction inspectors who disrupt the work and hinder the implementation of projects. He emphasized the need to reject such projects under any circumstances. Prime Minister Tigran Avinyan acknowledged that the project phase often poses difficulties and stressed the importance of collaboration between territorial administrations and administrators for smoother implementation. Avinyan also emphasized the need to involve more technical experts to handle the increasing number of ongoing projects.

These revelations in the field of culture and urban development present challenges that need to be addressed to ensure the smooth implementation of projects. The establishment of a black list and the rejection of projects that do not meet the required standards are necessary measures to combat corruption and ensure the quality of construction projects. Collaborative efforts between territorial administrations, administrators, and project implementers are crucial in overcoming difficulties during the project phase. The involvement of more technical experts is also essential to handle the growing number of ongoing projects effectively.

The importance of these measures cannot be emphasized enough as they not only aim to tackle corruption but also strive to ensure the delivery of high-quality projects that contribute to the development of culture and urban areas. By upholding strict standards and promoting collaboration among stakeholders, the field of culture and urban development in Armenia can thrive, benefiting the general public and creating a sustainable future for the country.