Ukraine’s central bank on Wednesday asked central banks in Armenia, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Vietnam, Turkey and Kyrgyzstan to suspend all transactions with cards of Russia’s Mir payments system.
Ukraine asks Turkey, Kazakhstan and others to refuse Russian payment system Mir
Ukraine’s central bank on Wednesday asked central banks in Armenia, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Vietnam, Turkey and Kyrgyzstan to suspend all transactions with cards of Russia’s Mir payments system.
Iran, Armenia to embark on joint ventures
Iran’s Minister of Industry, Mine and Trade Reza Fatemi-Amin has hailed his visit to Armenia as constructive, saying Tehran and Yerevan agreed on launching joint ventures, the Iranian Embassy in …
World Bank approves €26.5 million loan for Armenia
The World Bank Board of Executive Directors on Thursday approved a EUR 26.5 million loan for the Forth Public Sector Modernization Project (PSMP IV) for Armenia. The project is the fourth in a series …
Global Finance names Ameriabank “Best Investment Bank” in Armenia
ARMENPRESS. Global Finance reputable magazine has published the list of winners of the World’s Best Investment Banks 2022 Award, naming Ameriabank the “Best Investment Bank in Armenia” for the seventh …
Taxes, government measures for economic growth: Finance Minister’s interview to ARMENPRESS
ARMENPRESS. 17,7% more taxes were paid in Armenia in this year’s nearly 50 days compared to the previous year’s same period, Minister of Finance Tigran Khachatryan said in an interview with ARMENPRESS …
Taxes, government measures for economic growth: Finance Minister’s interview to ARMENPRESS
ARMENPRESS. 17,7% more taxes were paid in Armenia in this year’s nearly 50 days compared to the previous year’s same period, Minister of Finance Tigran Khachatryan said in an interview with ARMENPRESS …
Debt is within manageable, reliable limits, is not risky – Armenia Finance Minister
ARMENPRESS. The government of Armenia plans to further increase the dram part in the composition of the debt in coming years.
ADB and Armenia: 15 Years of Development Partnership
ADB has been one of Armenia’s largest development partners, providing over $1.6 billion in loans and technical assistance grants to more than 80 projects implemented in the country.
The devaluation of the ruble will have a very negative impact on exports from Armenia. Atom Margaryan |: Morning
Sanctions against Russia will also have a negative impact on Armenia. Economist Atom Margaryan said this today at the Media Center. According to him, the …