“State of Emergency Declared in Armenia’s Border Regions Following Deadly Incidents in Osh: Armed Forces Deployed for Enhanced Security”
Implementation of state of emergency in Armenia border regions after casualties in Ghrgsstan. Armed Forces sent to increase security. 7 killed, infrastructure damaged.
“Armenia’s State Budget for 2023: Economic Growth Accompanied by Deficit and Decreased GDP”
Armenia’s state budget report for 2023 shows a deficit of AMD 188,866,285.5. The country’s GDP growth rate decreased by 2%, with unemployment at 14.6%. Public debt reached USD 11,845.4 million, with 54.9% being foreign debt. Stay updated with NEWS.am on Telegram for more Armenian news.
“Armenia’s National Assembly Spends Record-Breaking 6.9 Billion Drams from State Budget in 2023, Surpassing Previous Year’s Expenditures by 15%”
Armenia’s National Assembly spent 6.9 billion drams from the state budget in 2023, a 15% increase from the previous year. Finance Minister Vahagn Hovhannisyan revealed the information during a joint meeting of the Standing Committees in the National Assembly. Expenditure implementation reached 96.4% with 1 program and 8 activities. Stay updated with all the latest news from Armenia on NEWS.am.
“National Assembly’s Closed Session Unveils Confidential Discussions on State Budget Implementations and State Audit Office, Headed by Aram Hakobyan”
National Assembly holds closed session for discussing preliminary assessment of Armenia’s state budget for 2023. State Audit Office and confidential information involved. Head of State Audit Office, Aram Hakobyan present. Stay informed on news via NEWS.am’s Telegram channel.
Armenia’s State Budget Deficit Hits 2% of GDP, State Debt Rises to 48.1%: National Assembly Reveals
Armenia’s 2023 state budget deficit reaches 2% of GDP, with state debt accounting for 48.1% of GDP, according to the National Assembly. Minister of Finance Vahagn Hovhannisyan reports positive economic growth and additional revenues. More on NEWS.am.
“Nikol Pashinyan’s Unexpected Twist: An Altered Speech Raises Questions at Rally”
Nikol Pashinyan’s speech hinted at the implementation of liberation in Armenia. He planned to address opposition forces and rally for constitutional order. However, his speech took an unexpected turn. No satisfaction or gratitude was expressed to the citizens.
Armenian Prime Minister Calls for Implementation of Ceasefire Agreements with Azerbaijan in Pursuit of Democracy
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan emphasizes the need to implement and sign the agreements with Azerbaijan for a peaceful resolution following the ceasefire agreement. Delimitation of borders will take place on October 6, 2022, with various leaders attending. Pashinyan emphasizes the importance of democracy and peaceful negotiations.
“Protesters Clash with Journalists as Ban Implementation Sparks Tension in Tbilisi”
The ban on demonstrations starts in Tbilisi center during a protest organized by foreign activists. Traffic is disrupted for over an hour, and a journalist is injured. Law enforcement is heading to gather with protesters. News from Armenia.
“Armenian Government Unveils Ambitious Plan to Build 60km of New Highways in Northern Regions”
The government of Armenia announced the implementation of a new highway construction program in the northern regions. The Ministry assigned responsibilities to collect documents and sign agreements with winning organizations. Some regions have postponed participation due to ongoing investigations. The allocated funds vary by region. The decision aims to boost development in various aspects such as history, culture, education, science, ecology, ethnicity, and tourism.
Turkey Speeds Up Financial Reforms, Gains Investor Confidence
Turkey accelerates financial system reforms since June to strengthen financial stability and implement government’s economic program, says head of government finance committee. International investors confident in Turkey’s program and time to prove it to local investors. Inflation rate aims to decrease to 36% from current 68.5%.