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  • Defence Expenditures Increase by 25.3% January-November 2007 vs 2006

    DEFENCE EXPENDITURES OF ARMENIA INCREASE BY 25.3% IN JANUARY-NOVEMBER
    2007 ON SAME PERIOD OF 2006

    YEREVAN, JANUARY 11, NOYAN TAPAN. Out of the budgetary expenditures of
    486 bln 58.4 mln drams (more than 1 bln 406.7 mln USD) in
    January-November 2007, expenditures of 86 bln 840.7 mln drams were made
    in the defence sphere, which exceeds by 25.3% the index of the same
    period of the previous year. The ratio of defence expenditures to
    Armenian GDP grew from 3% in the first 11 months of 2006 to 3.2% in the
    same period of 2007.

    According to the RA National Statistical Service, budgetary
    expenditures on public order protection, national security and judicial
    sphere amounted to 41 bln 584 mln drams in January-November 2007,
    exceeding by 23.4% the index of the same period of 2006. Their ratio to
    GDP did not change as compared with the same period of the previous
    year and made 1.5%.

    Expenditures on education and science amounted to 76 bln 299.8 mln
    drams (23.1% growth compared with January-November 2006), while the
    ratio of these expenditures to GDP grew from 2.7% to 2.8%. 56 bln 161.1
    mln drams was spent in social insurance and social security spheres
    (18.6% growth), the ratio of these expenditures to GDP remained
    unchanged - 2.1%; 36 bln 837.8 mln drams was spent on health care
    (22.1% growth), the ratio of health care expenditures to GDP increased
    from 1.3% in January-November 2006 to 1.4% in the same period of 2007.

    35 bln 14.5 mln drams was spent in the transport, communication and
    road sector, which is more by 29.3% as compared with January-November
    2006. The ratio of these expenditures to GDP grew by 1.2% in the first
    eleven months of 2006 to 1.3% in the same period of 2007.
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