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BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF ARMENIA'S NATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS FUND TO MEET NOVEMBER 14-15
ARKA
Nov 13, 2009
YEREVAN, November 13, /ARKA/. The Board of Trustees of Armenia's
National Competitiveness Fund said today its recurrent session will
be held in Yerevan on November 14-15. According to a statement by
the Fund, prime minister Tigran Sarkisian, who is also chairman of
the Board of Trustees, will deliver a speech.
The gathering will discuss development of Armenian and world economies
as well as projects of the Fund. Particularly, it will discuss the
strategy of cooperation with Diaspora and development of new sports
in lake Sevan as a new tourist product.
Among other key speakers are Rob Kitchin and Mark Boyle, two professors
from the National University of Ireland and Peter Gottwald ad Franck
Daniel Ersam, sporting and tourism experts from Munich, Germany.
Participants of the meeting will discuss also a preliminary planning
for Pan-Armenian network and hear reports on establishment of the
Pan-Armenian Bank.
Armenia's National Competitiveness Fund was founded in 2007 as
a non-government organization, acting by the principle of public
and private sectors cooperation. The Board of Trustees of the Fund,
chaired by prime minister, comprises government officials, prominent
businessmen from Armenia and Diaspora as well as a representative of
the international donor organization.
ARKA
Nov 13, 2009
YEREVAN, November 13, /ARKA/. The Board of Trustees of Armenia's
National Competitiveness Fund said today its recurrent session will
be held in Yerevan on November 14-15. According to a statement by
the Fund, prime minister Tigran Sarkisian, who is also chairman of
the Board of Trustees, will deliver a speech.
The gathering will discuss development of Armenian and world economies
as well as projects of the Fund. Particularly, it will discuss the
strategy of cooperation with Diaspora and development of new sports
in lake Sevan as a new tourist product.
Among other key speakers are Rob Kitchin and Mark Boyle, two professors
from the National University of Ireland and Peter Gottwald ad Franck
Daniel Ersam, sporting and tourism experts from Munich, Germany.
Participants of the meeting will discuss also a preliminary planning
for Pan-Armenian network and hear reports on establishment of the
Pan-Armenian Bank.
Armenia's National Competitiveness Fund was founded in 2007 as
a non-government organization, acting by the principle of public
and private sectors cooperation. The Board of Trustees of the Fund,
chaired by prime minister, comprises government officials, prominent
businessmen from Armenia and Diaspora as well as a representative of
the international donor organization.