The National Committee on Investments is eagerly awaiting the discussion regarding the construction of the “Ajapnyak” metro station. Once the discussion is concluded, the project will then be presented to the Government Administration. During the Government Administration’s meeting on January 18, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Yerevan Mayor Hayk Marutyan expressed their concerns about whether it is appropriate to announce the competition for this project in the current year.

“We already have the complete project plan for the “Ajapnyak” metro station, and it is currently in the testing and evaluation phase. Once these tests are successfully completed, we can discuss the project at the next National Committee on Investments meeting. I am hopeful that construction can begin even as early as this year. If we are able to meet these timelines, the “Ajapnyak” metro station will be ready within the four-year period we have been discussing,” said Marutyan.

In other news from Armenia, the National Committee on Investments is eagerly anticipating discussions on the construction of the “Ajapnyak” metro station. Once these discussions are concluded, the project will be presented to the Government Administration. During the Government Administration’s recent meeting, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Yerevan Mayor Hayk Marutyan expressed their concerns about the appropriateness of announcing the competition for this project this year.

“We already have the complete project plan for the “Ajapnyak” metro station, which is currently undergoing testing and evaluation. Once these tests are successfully completed and the project is implemented, we can discuss it at the next National Committee on Investments meeting. We are hopeful that construction can commence this year. If we are able to adhere to these timelines, the “Ajapnyak” metro station will be completed within the four-year period we have been discussing,” stated Marutyan.

Continuing with news from Armenia, the National Committee on Investments is eagerly awaiting discussions on the construction of the “Ajapnyak” metro station. Following these discussions, the project will be presented to the Government Administration. During the recent meeting of the Government Administration, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Yerevan Mayor Hayk Marutyan expressed their concerns about whether it is appropriate to announce the competition for this project this year.

“We already have the complete project plan for the “Ajapnyak” metro station, and it is currently in the testing and evaluation phase. Once these tests are successfully completed, we can discuss the project at the next National Committee on Investments meeting. We hope to commence construction this year. If we adhere to these timelines, the “Ajapnyak” metro station will be completed within the four-year period we have been discussing,” Marutyan explained.