Wednesday, January 15 2025,
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Wednesday, January 15 2025,
ArmInfo. The revenue of Armenia's communications sector for the 11 months of 2024 slowed in annual growth from 5.3% to 3.1%, totaling152.2 billion AMD. According to data from the RA Statistics Committee, in November alone, revenue dropped by 2.4%, reaching 14.2 billion AMD. In the first 11 months of 2024, the telecommunications sector contributed the majority of the total revenue, accounting for 92.6% or 141.1 billion AMDs, a 4% increase from the previous year. However, in November alone, the revenue of the telecommunications sector decreased by 2.2%, totaling 13 billion AMD. For comparison, in January-November 2023, the revenue of the communications sector of Armenia amounted to 147 billion AMD, with the telecommunications sector providing 91.8% or 134.9 billion AMD.
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Wednesday, January 15 2025,
ArmInfo. In Armenia, the volume of cargo transportation from January to November 2024 continued to decline with an acceleration in annual rates from 2.1% to 10.2%, totaling 15,269.2 thousand tons. According to data from the Statistical Committee of the Republic of Armenia, the decline was due to a significant drop in cargo transportation by rail and a decrease in the overall volume of road cargo transportation.
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Wednesday, January 15 2025,
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Wednesday, January 15 2025,
ArmInfo. Moscow considers Yerevan's decision to launch the European Union (EU) accession process as the start of Armenia's exit from the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), as stated by Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexei Overchuk to journalists, TASS reports.
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Wednesday, January 15 2025,
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Wednesday, January 15 2025,
ArmInfo. In the first 11 months of 2024, Armenia generated 8,455 million kWh of electricity, which is 5.9% higher than the same period of 2023.
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Wednesday, January 15 2025,
ArmInfo. By May 1, 2025, all employees who are citizens and residents of the Republic of Armenia must submit tax returns for income received in 2024.
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Wednesday, January 15 2025,
ArmInfo. Armenian producers will take part in the international exhibition of food, beverages and raw materials for their production in Russia and Eastern Europe - PRODEXPO-2025.
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Wednesday, January 15 2025,
ArmInfo. From now on, the regulation of gambling activities in Armenia will be entrusted to the Ministry of Economy, and public-private partnerships - to the Ministry of Finance. The draft law on amendments and additions to the Law and related laws was presented by the Minister of Finance of the Republic of Armenia Vahe Hovhannisyan on January 15 at a meeting of the parliamentary committee on economic issues.
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Wednesday, January 15 2025,
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Wednesday, January 15 2025,
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Wednesday, January 15 2025,
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Wednesday, January 15 2025,
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Wednesday, January 15 2025,
ArmInfo. On January 14, the signing of the Strategic Partnership Charter between the Republic of Armenia and the United States of America took place in the U.S. Department of State in Washington.
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Wednesday, January 15 2025,
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Tuesday, January 14 2025,
ArmInfo. The net flow of total foreign investments in the real sector of the Armenian economy decreased in January-September 2024 to a negative $119.5 million (46.3 billion AMD) from a positive $353.7 million (139.2 billion AMD), a 2.3 times year-on-year. This is evidenced by data from the RA Statistics Committee, which defines net flow as the difference between attracted and repaid foreign investments. Despite this overall decrease, the net flow of foreign direct investment (FDI) remained positive, although it did decrease by 9 times year-on-year - from $436 million (171.5 billion AMD) to $48.5 million (18.8 billion AMD).
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Tuesday, January 14 2025,
ArmInfo. Armenia has a busy agenda with Iran, and it is necessary to continue cooperation in all areas. This was stated by the Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure of the Republic of Armenia David Khudatyan during a meeting with the delegation of the Iranian parliament, headed by the head of the IRI-RA friendship group Ara Shahverdyan.
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Tuesday, January 14 2025,
ArmInfo. In 2023, the real incomes of Armenian families have experienced growth. Aghasi Tavadyan, an expert at the Amberd Research Center and founder of the tvyal.com analytical portal, wrote on his Facebook page. Particularly, in 2023, the average family income increased by 15.3% (331,000 drams). After a decline in the previous year, high inflation (8.3%) significantly reduced real incomes. However, in 2023, there was price stability (official inflation was -0.6%) and growth from 2022. This eventually led to an increase in the standard of living. The adjusted income of the average family increased by 15.3%, from 287,000 AMD to 331,000 AMD. At the same time, the income of the poorest category of the republic's residents (high threshold) increased by 23.2%, from 95,000 AMD to 117,000 AMD. Additionally, the income of the richest 10% (lower threshold) increased by 14.5%, from 670,000 AMD to 767,000 AMD.
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Tuesday, January 14 2025,
ArmInfo. Ameriabank has signed a $200 million long-term loan agreement with the International Finance Corporation (IFC) to support climate finance initiatives, micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), and women-owned MSMEs in Armenia. The agreement, the largest ever signed between IFC and a financial institution in Armenia, represents a significant milestone in advancing Armenia’s green transition, enhancing climate resilience, and aligning with both national and global climate goals. Half of the funding will be allocated to climate finance projects, a quarter to MSMEs, and another quarter to women-led MSMEs.
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