“Armenian Government Approves Plan for Enhanced Aviation Security and Infrastructure Upgrades”
The Ministry of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure has developed a draft for urban management improvement based on ICAO standards. New biometric equipment and Rapiscan RTT110 device will enhance baggage screening accuracy. Government acceptance will improve aviation security, but additional funds are needed. Find more details in today’s issue of the newspaper.
“Minister Sanosyan Overcomes Obstacles, Declares Bridge Construction to Resume Following River Level Decrease”
Armenian Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure, Gnel Sanosyan, visited the Agheti bridge construction site and announced the resumption of work. Despite some initial challenges, water levels have decreased, facilitating various tasks such as road and bridge construction. Minister Sanosyan closely monitors the progress.
Armenian and Kazakh Ministers Discuss Prospects of Cooperation in Construction Sector
Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure, Gnel Sanosyan, met with General Director of Construction and Reconstruction of Infrastructure, Kanta Bismayev, to discuss cooperation in the construction sector between Armenia and Kazakhstan. Both sides expressed interest in collaboration and involving Kazakh companies in construction projects. Further discussions for cooperation are planned within the existing working group.
Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure of Armenia and Brazilian Ambassador Discuss Potential Collaboration in Renewable Energy Sector
Armenian Minister of Territorial Administration meets Brazilian Ambassador, discussing cooperation in renewable energy. Exciting potential for collaboration.
Armenian Minister Discusses Nuclear Electricity Cooperation at Meeting
Armenian Minister of Territorial Administration discusses nuclear electricity cooperation. CEO of AES Corporation updates on ongoing nuclear projects. Issues and construction deadlines addressed. Proper planning and timely resolution highlighted.
Armenian Minister Asserts Clarity and Prevention of Border Conflicts through Demarcation Process
Armenian Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure, Suren Papikyan, emphasized the importance of a clear demarcation process to avoid border conflicts. He also asserted that no one will change the territory of Armenia.
Armenia and Iran Strengthen Aviation Cooperation: Discussions held on increased flights and technical support
Armenian Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure, Gnel Sanoyan, met with the Iranian Ambassador and discussed aviation cooperation and enhancing flight connections between the two countries. Cooperation in technical support and training was also discussed. Close cooperation between aviation authorities will facilitate knowledge exchange. Iranian authorities invited Armenian officials to study Iranian aviation capabilities.
Prime Minister Pashinyan Lauds Female Parliament Member’s Bold Actions at National Assembly’s Session
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan lauds Armenuhi Kyureghyan for her contributions to national values and the education system. He criticizes the lack of academic content in the educational system and emphasizes the importance of accessibility for students in provincial areas. Pashinyan states that the current state of the education system is destructive and calls for action.
“Iran’s Cyber Threats Raise Alarm in Israel, Prompting Severe Warning and Heightened Security Measures”
Israel has warned the US of potential cyber attacks from Iran on its infrastructure, sparking tensions. Israeli officials claim that Iran can launch attacks using remote ballistic missiles, armed drones, or unmanned aerial vehicles. Israel is prepared to respond with force. The country’s prime minister and security cabinet are taking the threats seriously, while Israeli security forces are on high alert. Tensions have escalated following recent strikes on Iranian military targets in Syria.
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Ministry of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure Discuss Plans to Address Water Management Challenges in Armenia
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan visits the Ministry of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure to discuss the work plan for 2023. The Water Committee has implemented 6 programs and 40 projects focusing on water supply, management, and treatment. The budget for 2023 is 22,092.5 million AMD, with an execution rate of 98.08%. Water-saving measures have resulted in saving 87.96 million cubic meters of water. The officials discuss the potential to increase water supply by an additional 1.7 billion cubic meters.