“Devastating Debed River Flood Leaves Extensive Damage in its Wake, Assessment Yet to Come: Minister”
The recent Debed River flood in Armenia has caused significant damage, impacting infrastructure, private properties, and more. The extent of the damage has not yet been evaluated, but it is considerable. In some areas, landslides and flooding have occurred. Emergency services are working to assist those affected.
“Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure Visits New Military Infrastructure Construction Site, Hails High Quality and Efficiency”
Armenia Minister explores military infrastructure construction site, stressing high-quality organization and implementation. Insights via NEWS.am on Telegram.
Armenia to Establish 46 State-of-the-Art High-Tech Schools Ensuring Student Safety by 2027
Armenia plans to establish 46 high-tech schools with high-level security by 2027. The “Safe Seismic Program” aims to ensure the safety of 22.5k students and includes new seismic construction norms and certification systems. 16 schools are already operational, with 20 under construction. The program’s $107m budget, with $88.5m in loans, is nearing completion. By 2024, 7 schools will be finished, and construction of another 10 will begin later. 80% of the funds have been spent, with all 46 schools set to be operational by 2027.
Armenia’s Government Seeks to Adopt International Standards and Expand “Zvartnots” Airport Operations: Minister Reveals Plans for International Flights
Armenia’s government plans to adhere to international standards and expand international flights at “Zvartnots” airport. Negotiations are underway to amend existing agreements and operate the airport for both domestic and international flights, according to Minister Papikyan. The completion of the concession agreement is nearing, and a new agreement is imminent, as shared by Prime Minister Tunyan.
Minister Gnel Sanosyan Visits State University of Yerevan, Emphasizes Importance of Education and Cooperation
The Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure of Armenia, Gnel Sanosyan, discussed education and partnership with YSU. Cooperation with the ministry and YSU will be established to enhance scientific and educational activities. The minister also presented the “Tree of Joy” program for infrastructure development. Sanosyan answered questions from teachers and students.
Armenia to Regulate Online Platforms for Taxi Services Starting September 2024: Minister’s Announcement Rocks National Assembly
Armenia to regulate online platforms for taxi services starting September 2024. Minister announces plans to introduce regulations for companies and individual drivers. Payments for non-cash and cash transactions will also increase over time. Taxis must have GPS devices and provide electronic receipts.