Energy Sector Development Prospects Discussed in Government
Chaired by Prime Minister Hovik Abrahamyan, the Government discussed energy sector development prospects, attended by heads of stakeholder agencies and World Bank representatives. The meeting discussed the results of the integrated analysis carried out by WB experts in the energy sector of Armenia, which covered our country’s strengths and weaknesses, the challenges and next steps. The agenda featured a number of issues relating to energy security and the introduction of new... more »
PM Welcomes Kardashian Family
Prime Minister Hovik Abrahamyan received members of Kardashian family. Welcoming the guests, the Premier hailed Kardashian family’s contribution to the cause of international recognition and condemnation of the Armenian Genocide, highlighting their visit’s importance in the run-up to the Genocide Centennial. Hovik Abrahamyan stressed the fact that like all Armenians worldwide, the Kardashian family never forgot their ethnic roots, trying to render the homeland more... more »
PM Receives Canadian Judge of Armenian Descent
Prime Minister Hovik Abrahamyan received Canadian judge on citizenship and immigration affairs of Armenian descent Aris Papikyan. The parties stressed the need for building stronger and deeper Armenia-Diaspora ties and, in this context, highlighted the importance of different joint projects. Reference was made to the Armenian community, which is playing a valuable role and is actively involved in the host country’s social and political life. Mindful of the need to preserve... more »
Government Holds Cabinet Meeting
A Cabinet meeting was held today, chaired by Prime Minister Hovik Abrahamyan. The Government approved the “One child - one computer” phased computerization program for Grade 1 pupils of secondary schools. The meeting noted that the pilot project had been funded by the Textbooks and Information-Communication Technology Foundation. In a bid to boost domestic production, schoolchildren have been provided free ArmTab tablets. During the first round of the program - September... more »
