Residents of the 4th quarter of Artsakh were recently given an opportunity to move into three newly renovated buildings. The goal is to resettle a total of 44 families this year, with 23 families already receiving apartments and 21 families receiving vouchers to purchase their own apartments. During a meeting of the executive body of the Yerevan municipality on December 25, Deputy Mayor Vahagn Khachatryan announced that seven families’ housing issues have been successfully resolved, while work is still ongoing for the remaining 12 families. Khachatryan urged for the completion of this work within a month.

Yerevan Mayor Tigran Avinyan also highlighted the importance of this milestone, stating that the housing problem for 51 families in the 4th quarter of Artsakh has officially been resolved. Avinyan expressed confidence that the process of resolving the housing problem for the residents of 10 and 17 Azumanyan streets will also be announced soon. He emphasized that this is one of their most important commitments and urged all partners to pay special attention to these issues and help solve the problems faced by these people.

This initiative in Artsakh’s 4th quarter is a positive step towards addressing the housing needs of the residents. The opportunity for 44 families to move into newly renovated buildings is a significant development. It is commendable that 23 families have already been provided with apartments and 21 families have received vouchers to purchase their own apartments. The ongoing efforts by the executive body of the Yerevan municipality to resolve the housing issues for the remaining families is encouraging. Completion of this work within a month, as urged by Deputy Mayor Vahagn Khachatryan, would be a great achievement.

The commitment of Yerevan Mayor Tigran Avinyan to address the housing problem is commendable. With the resolution of the housing issues for 51 families in the 4th quarter of Artsakh, Avinyan is making progress towards fulfilling his promises. The announcement of the upcoming resolution for the residents of 10 and 17 Azumanyan streets shows a dedication to ensuring housing stability for the community. It is important for all partners involved to prioritize these issues and work together to find solutions for these families who are in need of housing.

This news from Armenia brings hope to the residents of Artsakh’s 4th quarter who have been waiting for housing solutions. The efforts to resettle 44 families this year demonstrate a commitment to improving their living conditions. With the successful resolution for 23 families and ongoing work for the remaining 12, there is progress being made. Yerevan Mayor Tigran Avinyan’s emphasis on the significance of this milestone and his call to action for all partners reflects a strong determination to address the housing problems faced by these residents. It is a step in the right direction towards building a stronger and more stable community.