The minimum salary will be increased by 25% by 2026 in Armenia , Deputy Minister of Labor and Social Affairs Ruben Sargsyan told the parliament on Friday, Novemb …
Minimum monthly wage in Armenia to grow to 85,000 drams in 2026
The minimum national monthly wage in Armenia will grow to 85,000 drams ($176) until 2026, Deputy Minister of Labor and Social Affairs Ruben Sargsyan said at a discussion of the draft 2022 state budget …
US senator moves to ban Turkish drone exports, Azerbaijan aid
A senior United States senator, known for his ties to the U.S.’ Greek and Armenian lobbies, has proposed measures that target Turkey’s …
US senator moves to ban Turkish drone exports, Azerbaijan aid
A senior United States senator, known for his ties to the U.S.’ Greek and Armenian lobbies, has proposed measures that target Turkey’s …
Azerbaijan discloses number of restored buildings damaged by Armenians in Aghjabadi
As a result of the aggression of the Armenian armed forces during the 44-day second Karabakh war, eight residential buildings, two non-residential objects were destroyed in the Aghjabadi district of …
Azerbaijan discloses number of restored buildings damaged by Armenians in Aghjabadi
As a result of the aggression of the Armenian armed forces during the 44-day second Karabakh war, eight residential buildings, two non-residential objects were destroyed in the Aghjabadi district of …
Acba bank attracts equivalent of $6.75 million to finance ‘green’ projects in Armenia
There are thousands of vacancies in Armenia, PM says
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan says today t. At the Cabinet meeting today, the PM said that there is a problem in the construction sector. “The most frequent alarm coming from the business now is the …
There are thousands of vacancies in Armenia, PM says
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan says today t. At the Cabinet meeting today, the PM said that there is a problem in the construction sector. “The most frequent alarm coming from the business now is the …
Armenian IT Is a Means to Leave Armenia, not to Stay
Among the few positives for Armenia has been the buoyant IT sector which has grown rapidly over the last 5-7 years and is now roughly 5 percent of annual GDP, about $630 million. It has expanded from …