Wednesday, November 10 2021,
ArmInfo.From January 1, 2022, the water tariff for consumers in Armenia will be increased by about 20 drams. At the same time, the RA authorities plan to keep the current tariff for socially vulnerable groups of the population. Chairman of the Public Services Regulatory Commission (PSRC) Garegin Baghramyan told reporters in the parliament.
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Wednesday, November 10 2021,
ArmInfo. Governor of Gegharkunik Region Karen Sargsyan received Miguel Arraras, ACCIONA Energy Development Director for the MENA region and Sara Larraz, Business Development Manager of the same company in Europe.
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Wednesday, November 10 2021,
ArmInfo.On January 1, 2022, gas tariffs for consumers will not increase in Armenia, Chairman of the Public Services Regulatory Commission (PSRC) Garegin Baghramyan told reporters on November 10 at the National Assembly.
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Tuesday, November 9 2021,
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Tuesday, November 9 2021,
ArmInfo.Armenia will switch over to non-cash payment of pensions from Jan 1, 2022 - by means of banks or Haypost, the RA Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs
reports.
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Tuesday, November 9 2021,
ArmInfo.The opinion that Armenia has no water deficit is a myth, Minister of Economy Vahan Kerobyan said in an interview with the Public TV of Armenia.
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Tuesday, November 9 2021,
ArmInfo.The standing committee on financial, credit and budgetary affairs, RA National Assembly, has approved draft amendments to the RA Law "On cashless settlements" and to related laws. The draft was prepared by the Central Bank of Armenia and stipulates restrictions on cash turnover from Jan. 1, 2022.
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Tuesday, November 9 2021,
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Monday, November 8 2021,
ArmInfo.The client base of Armenian banks totaled 3,249,764 individuals and 111,122 legal entities by September 2021.
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Monday, November 8 2021,
ArmInfo. In January-September 2021, 45,730 cases of population migration were
registered in Armenia, which is 15.8% higher than a year ago.
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Monday, November 8 2021,
ArmInfo. The trade sector of Armenia in January-September 2021 increased revenue by 6.4% per annum (against 11.4% decline a year earlier), providing a volume of 2.4
trillion drams ($ 4.6 billion). According to the Statistical
Committee of the Republic of Armenia, such dynamics is due to the
change from the recession to the growth of car trade, retail and
wholesale trade.
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Monday, November 8 2021,
ArmInfo. In Armenia, in January-September 2021, 26,809 children were born, which is 0.9% higher than a year ago, and in a two-year context, the growth was
1.4%. According to the Statistical Committee of the Republic of
Armenia, the birth rate per 1000 inhabitants at the end of the
reporting period amounted to 12.1 ppm, against 12 ppm in 2020 and
2019.
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Monday, November 8 2021,
ArmInfo. By October 1, 2021, the population of Armenia decreased by 0.04% or 1.1 thousand people, amounting to 2.967 million people. This is evidenced by the data of
the RA Statistical Committee.
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Monday, November 8 2021,
ArmInfo. The volume of cargo transportation in Armenia in January-September 2021 accelerated the y-o-yl growth from 4.9% to 10.4%, amounting to 12,009.3 thousand
tons. Of these, 8,291.9 thousand tons (69% of the total) fell on road
transport, with an acceleration in annual growth from 5.2% to 17.5%
(against an increase of 5.2%). This is evidenced by the data of the
RA Statistical Committee.
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Monday, November 8 2021,
ArmInfo. In January-September 2021, the revenue of the communications sector of Armenia amounted to 108.7 billion drams, having increased by 4.9% per annum (against 3.9% decline a year earlier).
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Monday, November 8 2021,
ArmInfo. The revenue of the textile industry in Armenia increased in January-September 2021 compared to the same period in 2020 2.3-fold (against a 39.5% decline
a year earlier), amounting to 1.3 billion drams. As evidenced by the
data of the Statistical Committee of the Republic of Armenia, such
dynamics is due to a tangible increase in the production of fabrics
and bed linen.
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Monday, November 8 2021,
ArmInfo. In Armenia, following the results of 9 months of 2021, double-digit growth was registered in all alcoholic beverages produced in the country. In
particular, according to the data of the Statistical Committee of the
Republic of Armenia, during the reporting period, 30.3 million liters
brandy were produced in Armenia, which is 20.9% higher than a year
ago (against a 12% decline a year earlier).
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