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WINNERS OF THE LITERARY CONTEST OF ANTI-CORRUPTION WORKS KNOWN
ArmRadio.am
08.12.2006 15:19
Five authors have been named the winners of the literary contest of
anti-corruption works. 46 compositions were presented in the contest
initiated by the OSCE Office in Yerevan and RA Writers' Union.
IN the prose genre the winner was Amrikyan, while the author of the
best poem was Manvel Mikoyan of Vanadzor.
Dramatist Samvel Kosyan was named the winner in the theatric
genre. Hrachya Matevosyan and Margo Ghukasyan were the best in the
genre of publicism.
Nikita Zarubyan was awarded a special prize for periodically
highlighting corruption phenomena.
During the awarding ceremony today Head of the OSCE Office in
Yerevan Vladimir Pryakhin said that this contest comprises part of
the anti-corruption program of the Office. According to him, this
widely spread phenomenon hinders the economic development in Armenia
and a number of other post-Soviet states.
Therefore, the struggle against it should be carried out not only by
the government, but also the society. Vladimir Pryakhin noted also that
the increase of tax revenues of the state budget evidences that the
fight against corruption in the country is yielding certain results.
ArmRadio.am
08.12.2006 15:19
Five authors have been named the winners of the literary contest of
anti-corruption works. 46 compositions were presented in the contest
initiated by the OSCE Office in Yerevan and RA Writers' Union.
IN the prose genre the winner was Amrikyan, while the author of the
best poem was Manvel Mikoyan of Vanadzor.
Dramatist Samvel Kosyan was named the winner in the theatric
genre. Hrachya Matevosyan and Margo Ghukasyan were the best in the
genre of publicism.
Nikita Zarubyan was awarded a special prize for periodically
highlighting corruption phenomena.
During the awarding ceremony today Head of the OSCE Office in
Yerevan Vladimir Pryakhin said that this contest comprises part of
the anti-corruption program of the Office. According to him, this
widely spread phenomenon hinders the economic development in Armenia
and a number of other post-Soviet states.
Therefore, the struggle against it should be carried out not only by
the government, but also the society. Vladimir Pryakhin noted also that
the increase of tax revenues of the state budget evidences that the
fight against corruption in the country is yielding certain results.