Armenian Government Introduces Unified System for Declaration of Social Expenses for Individuals Starting in 2024
Starting from 2024, Armenia will implement a unified system for declaring social expenses. Taxpayers must provide accurate personal information and select the type of social expenses. Inaccurate data will prevent submission. Get the latest news from Armenia.
“Yerevan municipality unveils ambitious plan to replace 500 windows in multi-apartment buildings”
Yerevan municipality announces plan to replace 100 windows in multi-apartment buildings as part of renovation project. Contracts for additional 400 windows to be signed.
Armenian Authorities Shift Blame for Upper Lars Checkpoint Issues, Prompting Concerns for Export Hindrance
Armenian authorities blame “previous authorities” for problems at Upper Lars checkpoint, calling for resolution. Construction underway, trade may be affected.
“Government Allocates 87 Million Drams for Research in ‘Academic City’ Project: Construction Progresses as Funding Released”
The government will allocate 87 million 696 thousand drams for research expenses in the “Academic City” project. Construction will be carried out in two phases and three payments, with a total value of 597 million 245 thousand drams. The project aims to span 100 years, focusing on military upgrade and national preservation. Prime Minister Pashinyan is confident in the program’s implementation and emphasizes the need for practical and strategic planning.
Government Introduces Sweeping Changes to Procurement Laws to Boost Local Economy and Public Order in Armenia
Changes in procurement and services law announced by Armenian government aim to improve process, expand coverage, increase local tourism and payment entries, and maintain public order. Legal basis for procurement activities to be established in various communities.
Armenian Prime Minister Appoints Representative for Crucial Legislative Discussions: Meet Artiom Smbatyan
Armenian PM Pashinyan appointed Artiom Smbatyan as rep in discussions on various amendments to Armenia’s tax and customs laws. Learn more here.
EU Commits Over 900 Million Euros to Support Jordan’s Political Reforms and Regional Relations: Experts Say It’s a Game Changer
The European Union will provide 900M euros to Jordan for political reforms and improving relations with Israel, according to President of the European Council, Charles Michel.