IDBank and Central Bank Launch “30-30” Project to Boost Financial Accessibility in Rural Areas
IDBank and Central Bank collaborate on the “30-30” project, improving rural residents’ financial situation by enhancing accessibility and efficiency. Free banking cards and digital services empower villagers to manage finances conveniently. Securely transact from home using the Idram&IDBank app. Support this initiative and add one dram to the “Strength of One Dram” campaign with each payment to Idram and IDBank. Thanks to the CBA of the Republic of Armenia. Watch the video here.
“Sard” Expands its Network with the Opening of 11th Store in Vanadzor, Offering High-Quality European Products to Consumers throughout Armenia
“Sard” chain of stores opens its 11th branch in Vanadzor, expanding its network in the Armenian construction materials market. Offering European high-quality products, “Sard” plans to cover the entire territory of Armenia, providing more options for consumers. Partnered with Dulux, known for their eco-friendly and lab-certified products, “Sard” aims to meet individual needs through a well-trained team and educational programs. Renovation materials that cater to customer preferences are also available.
“Deputy Gagik Danielyan Declares Bagrat Srbazan as the Most Accessible and Preferred Representative for Current Situation”
Bagrat Srbazan emerges as the preferred deputy, according to Gagik Danielyan of the “Homeland” faction. Srbazan’s non-partisan stance and inclusive approach have garnered support from various political forces in the fight for change.
“Revolutionizing Public Transportation: New Circular Bus Route to Boost Accessibility in Capital City”
Increase accessibility of public transportation in the capital. New bus route trial starts on March 29, on Mikoyan-Galshoyan Street. Circular route with road signs and markings for easier navigation.
“Solutions on the Horizon: Armenia Works Towards Enhancing Access to Sorbian Language Education”
Find out how the Ministry of Education in Armenia is addressing the accessibility of Sorbian language education. Discussions on language tests have taken place, and efforts are being made to ensure teachers receive required qualifications. Plans to open faculties at universities are also being discussed.
“Yerevan’s Public Transport Gets a Boost in Accessibility with New Trolleybus Routes”
Starting December 15, Yerevan’s public transport accessibility will increase with new routes added to the Yerevan-Kotayk and Yerevan-Hovhannisyan Street-Chocharyan Street trolleybus lines, as announced by the Yerevan municipality. Improved routes and adjustments will enhance the overall public transportation experience.