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CRISIS PROVIDES A STRONG STIMULUS FOR DEVELOPING
Aysor.am
Thursday, October 08
Armenia's Prime Minister Tigran Sarkisyan has participated at today's
session of CIS Antimonopoly Police Interstate Council where welcoming
the participants he pointed the importance of such activities launched
in Armenia.
"We have concerns on monopoly phenomenon in Armenia which are caused
by shadow economy and limited ways of entering into international
markets. Small and medium biz can not grow and develop, while field
is free available for big- businesses. Armenia's geopolitical location
is a holdback for internal rivalry."
Mr. Sarkisyan also reviewed economy under crisis which despite of fall
makes the country be competitive. Crisis provides a strong stimulus
for developing and promotes ambitious programs, shared his view PM.
Jubilee session was attended by CIS Antimonopoly Policy Bodies of
Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Russia, Tajikistan,
and Ukraine as well as representatives of numerous counties beyond CIS
and some international organizations, reports Cabinet's press-office.
Aysor.am
Thursday, October 08
Armenia's Prime Minister Tigran Sarkisyan has participated at today's
session of CIS Antimonopoly Police Interstate Council where welcoming
the participants he pointed the importance of such activities launched
in Armenia.
"We have concerns on monopoly phenomenon in Armenia which are caused
by shadow economy and limited ways of entering into international
markets. Small and medium biz can not grow and develop, while field
is free available for big- businesses. Armenia's geopolitical location
is a holdback for internal rivalry."
Mr. Sarkisyan also reviewed economy under crisis which despite of fall
makes the country be competitive. Crisis provides a strong stimulus
for developing and promotes ambitious programs, shared his view PM.
Jubilee session was attended by CIS Antimonopoly Policy Bodies of
Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Russia, Tajikistan,
and Ukraine as well as representatives of numerous counties beyond CIS
and some international organizations, reports Cabinet's press-office.