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    ARMENIA WILL BENEFIT A GREAT DEAL FROM ITS PARTICIPATION AT EXPO 2010

    /ARKA/
    April 23, 2010
    YEREVAN

    YEREVAN, April 23. /ARKA/. Armenia will benefit a great deal from its
    participation in EXPO 2010 Shanghai China, a deputy economy minister
    Ara Petrosian said today. He said some 100 million people are expected
    to visit the EXPO.

    Shanghai Expo 2010 promotes the motto "Better City, Better Life" and
    Armenia is attending the expo displaying its concept of the City of
    World which he said reflects the image of Armenian people and its
    constructive and creative mindset.

    He said the EXPO will provide Armenian businessmen with a platform to
    showcase their products and services. The Armenian pavilion will have
    a special sector for conducting business stalks.

    Robert Harutyunian, director general of the Armenian Development
    Agency (ADA) said exhibitions of this scale is a good opportunity for
    any country to present its economic, scientific and cultural
    potential.

    He said Armenia is one of 13 countries which were allowed to have an
    on-line presentation of their pavilions and the only country allowed
    to update it permanently.

    The Armenian government released a total of 170 million Drams last and
    this year for preparing the country for the EXPO. The government of
    China has released a $680,000 grant to Armenia, Robert Harutyunian
    said.

    The EXPO opens on May 1. 'Armenia will present its project of the City
    of the World, which is a place where likeminded people come together
    to create the architecture and conditions of life in the City of
    Tomorrow. It is a city where people will live a harmonious, respectful
    and spiritual life and will build sustainable economies,' Robert
    Harutyunian said.
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