“French University Stands in Solidarity with Armenia, Urges Citizens to Unite for National Interests”
The Republic of Armenia faces a difficult situation, requiring support from its citizens. French university’s advice highlights concern and support for necessary action aligned with national interests. The “Tavush is the Breath of Fatherland” movement, led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan, is backed by the French university’s student advice. Unity is crucial in achieving national goals, as the young generation holds the future leadership role.
“Armenian Citizens Prepare for Unpredictable May Weather: Rain, Thunderstorms, and Temperature Swings Forecasted”
Armenians can expect rain and thunderstorms as the second half of spring begins on May 1. Meteorologists predict temperature increases and provide temperature ranges in different regions. For more information, the news is available in Russian.
“Azerbaijan Plans to Settle 300 Citizens in Armenia: Former Ombudsman Raises Concerns”
Azerbaijan plans to settle 300 citizens in Armenia for peacekeeping. Former Armenian ombudsman warns of security concerns and the need for a new doctrine. Violation of population rights in provinces also highlighted by the ombudsman.
“Armenian Minister Urges Vigilance as Citizens Attempt to Enter US via Mexico: Concerns Rise Over Alleged ‘Middlemen’ Trafficking”
Armenian Minister of Foreign Affairs worries about Armenian citizens trying to enter US through Mexico. Authorities urged not to underestimate situation, as unknown middlemen allegedly facilitate trips.
“Armenian Citizens Benefit from Low Cost Banking Services, Says Head of Central Bank”
Armenian citizens benefit from affordable banking services, says the head of the Central Bank. Fees for financial services are reasonable, especially for businesses. Tariffs for individuals will remain unchanged until 2023, with many services provided for free. Online transfers increased by 10%, with 91% of transactions being free of charge.
“Prime Minister Pashinyan Announces Freedom from Quarantine: Armenia Looks to Overcome State of Emergency”
Armenia’s Prime Minister, Nikol Pashinyan, announces end of martial law but state of emergency remains in place. Government focuses on combating COVID-19 and learning from other countries’ successes. Latest news from Armenia. NEWS.am.