“Yerevan City Hall Plans Construction of 500 Affordable Apartments by 2024, With New Technical Requirements”
In 2024, 500 new apartments are set to be built in the capital city, as mentioned in the recent session of Yerevan city hall. Changes in technical requirements aim to enhance affordability and comfort for different population groups. Stay updated on the latest Armenia news with NEWS.am.
“Armenian Government Announces Plans for Biometric Document Program with International Companies”
The Government of Armenia will implement changes in the Ministry of Internal Affairs based on Decision N 2346-A. International companies specializing in document production and technology security have been selected for the second phase of the tender. Consultations with the chosen participants will follow before the full tender announcement. The winning participant will then begin construction of the new infrastructure, which will take up to one year.
“Mayor Vahé Hovhannisyan Shares Vision for Swift Change: Deadlines and Results in 44 Days”
Mayor Vahé Hovhannisyan discusses the desire for quick changes in a recent article. The alternative project group aims to find peaceful solutions to ongoing issues.
Government Approves Amendments to State Budget to Support Internal Affairs Activities; Allocates AMD 730 Million to RA NSS
The government of Armenia accepted changes to the Law on the State Budget. The decision allocates funds for internal affairs bodies. The project’s completion is essential for effective water supply. RA NSS will receive a total of AMD 730 million. News from Armenia.
“Government of Armenia Unveils Draft Amendment to ‘Law on Education’ – Public Opinions Welcome till March 17”
The Armenian government has proposed amendments to the “Law on Education” that will affect the appointment and qualifications of education department heads. These changes aim to establish criteria and mechanisms for the implementation of new education management systems. The public can provide their feedback on the proposed amendments until March 17. Stay updated with NEWS.am.
“South Korea’s New Reunification Strategy: A Step Towards Liberal Government and Historic Change in North Korean Policy”
South Korea wants to change their North Korean reunification policy within 30 years by implementing a “liberal government” approach. The updated strategy will be announced on August 15.
“Parliament Proposes Changes to Child Allowance Application Deadlines and Marking Process”
The Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs proposes amendments to the decision regarding work and social issues. Child allowance deadline extended by 70 days after birth. Disability allowance cannot be refused under certain conditions. Issues with marking allowance for those who fled Artsakh. Payment is regulated by law and applies from October 1, 2023.
“Controversial Proposal: MP Accuses Hak Sargsyan of Political Maneuver to Divert Attention from Demands”
A political move by Hak Sargsyan seeks to divert attention from our demands, making them unacceptable. Opposition to changes in military service goes unnoticed. Independent MP calls for options to alternative civil service, including payment to the state budget, raising concerns of war participation and immunity purchase. Defense department criticism sparks further debate. News.am reports alternative civil service options for citizens who have completed 27 years of compulsory military service. Choose a length of service and corresponding payment or pay a lump sum for exemption.
Government Subsidies for Transportation Network and Metro Discussed by Acting Prime Minister Acting Prime Minister Tigran Avinyan discusses plans to subsidize transportation network and metro during meeting with Yerevan Mayor on December 29. Changes set to be implemented by 2024 include introduction of “multiple-ride” cards and different benefits for Yerevan residents. Case studies of other cities being considered for inspiration.
Government’s subsidy for transportation network and metro in Yerevan discussed by acting Prime Minister. Changes include a “multiple-ride” card and benefits for residents. Implementation ongoing, with no impact on regular users expected. Read more on NEWS.am.
“Argentina’s New Management Implements Controversial Price Hike on Books, Promising Benefits for the Population”
Argentina raises collective price of books to ensure welfare, following new regulations by Ministry of Culture. Publishers and importers now obligated to establish uniform minimum price nationwide.