“Armenian Management Takes Action to Rehabilitate Dangerous Highways: Safety and Connectivity at Stake”
The management decided to provide support for maintenance work on highways in Armenia due to their deteriorated condition. Financial resources are necessary to rehabilitate these strategic highways connecting Vardenis, Aiky-Nerkhinki, and Upper Shorja.
“Armenia Implements Temporary Ban on Importing Agricultural Goods from Non-EAEU Countries to Meet Domestic Demand”
The management has temporarily imposed a 6-month import ban on agricultural products like corn, lentils, peas, and more. The ban does not affect EAEU members and supports market stability.
“Government’s Generosity Raises Questions: Exaggerated Compensation for ‘Ecobilding’ Raises Eyebrows in Artsakh Post-War Recovery”
The government provides compensation to organizations affected by the war. “Ecobuilding” received 83.4 million drams and bought bulldozers worth 281 million drams, raising questions about inflated prices and government favoritism. The company, headed by Karen Minasyan, has undertaken major construction projects. Some speculate that Aram Sargsyan is the real beneficiary of “Ecobilding.” More information in today’s newspaper.
“Institute of New Organic Chemistry Employees Protest Safety Concerns, Demand Meeting with Management”
The decision to transfer the Institute of Management’s headquarters to the NASC has led to employee reactions. The chemists were sent to the NASC, stating that it falls under their authority. Currently, they are meeting with NASC director Zhanna Andreasyan at the Institute of Management’s headquarters. Protest action began on March 21 by employees of the Institute of New Organic Chemistry, expressing concerns about their safety due to an old pipeline supplying the institute with water. Residential buildings in the same area threaten the institute’s work. News from Armenia.