Armenian Prime Minister and Saudi Arabian Health Minister Discuss Healthcare Cooperation
Armenia’s Prime Minister met the head of Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Health to discuss expanding cooperation in healthcare and social issues. They also reviewed the results of joint work in the healthcare field. The Prime Minister presented a new evaluation system for Armenia’s healthcare system, and both parties discussed further possibilities for collaboration.
“Armenian Government Proposes Amendments to Compensation Law for Injured Servicemen and Civilians: Find Out the Details in Today’s ‘Pasht’ Newspaper”
The government proposes amendments to the law on compensation for damages to servicemen and civilians. Payments will be based on disability and degree of impairment. Compensation for compulsory military service is set at 25,000 drams per month. The project also includes continued payments for servicemen who lose disability status. Learn more in today’s newspaper.
“Former Prime Minister of Nagorno-Karabakh Highlights Similar Challenges between Artsakh and Armenia in Exclusive NEWS.am Interview”
Armenia faces similar reasons as Artsakh, but there are differences. Former PM of Nagorno-Karabakh, Arayik Harutyunyan, discussed the challenges Armenia is facing. Without solving these issues, building a stable state becomes difficult. There is a need for thorough analysis and solutions. The interpretation of obligations during the war needs to be examined. The wounds are fresh, and Yerevan’s situation is not what it seems. Source: NEWS.am.
Armenian Government Successfully Implements Non-Cash Purchase Program, Prime Minister Announces during National Assembly Session
Armenian government partners with banks to tackle labor and social challenges. Prime Minister Pashinyan highlights success of non-cash program, reaching 156,000 participants. Positive outcomes and cooperation with residents lead to significant impact.
“Government Budget Set to Soar: Whopping 755 Billion AMD Allocated to Address Labor and Social Issues by 2024”
The government budget needs 755 billion AMD ($290 million) by 2024 to address labor and social issues. This marks an increase of 101 billion AMD ($390 million) compared to 2023. Minister of Finance Vahagn Khachatrian discussed the draft budget at the National Assembly, emphasizing the efficacy of financial investments in capital expenditure. The program aims to implement 19 programs with 83 activities. From Armenia – NEWS.am.