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    ARMENIA SETS UP AGENCY TO HELP PREVENT FINANCIAL CRISIS

    Mediamax
    Dec 4 2008
    Armenia

    Yerevan, 4 December: Armenian Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan stated
    in Yerevan today that the government should carry out operative work
    within the framework of the crisis-prevention program.

    Mediamax reports that, speaking at the session of the government today,
    Tigran Sargsyan stated that to coordinate the works, a corresponding
    committee is set up, headed by the Prime Minister, and it will work
    in an operative headquarters mode.

    Prime Minister stated that the year of 2009 will be difficult and
    will require hard work from the leadership of the country.

    "December and January will be months of hard work: we should take
    all programs, started in 2008, to their logical conclusion and get
    ready to overcome negative consequences of the global financial and
    economic crisis," Tigran Sargsyan stated.

    The Prime Minister charged the ministries with summarizing the
    proposals, received from entrepreneurs. Tigran Sargsyan stated that
    the management of enterprises should present a clear program with
    description of existing problems and proposals for state assistance
    to overcome those problems. The government also expresses readiness
    to help enterprises in elaboration of business-programs and render
    assistance for their realization.

    "In this case we do not rule out share participation of the government
    in those enterprises. Due to this, we will receive levers for efficient
    realization of programs," the Prime Minister stated.

    According to him, the tools, proposed by the government, are very
    flexible and diverse. "We expect that the private sector will also
    make efforts to get ready to withstand negative consequences of the
    crisis," Tigran Sargsyan stated.
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