Tweet
McKinsey & Company: it is high time to tell the world about Armenia
August 28, 2010 - 16:15 AMT 11:15 GMT
PanARMENIAN.Net -
Member of the National Competitiveness Foundation of Armenia (NCFA),
McKinsey & Company Belgium office's partner Pierre Gyurjian said that
though the crisis has affected Armenia's economy, large-scale projects
are implemented in the country to improve its competitiveness, and
their results will be observable in several years.
`Armenia is an unknown pearl and it is high time to tell the world
about it,' Gyurjyan said after the August 28 sitting of the NCFA Board
of Trustees.
NCFA is implementing a range of projects aimed at improving Armenia's
competitiveness, including Tatev Revival project on tourism
development in the southern part of Armenia.
For his part, newly appointed leader of advanced industries sector at
McKinsey & Company New York office, member of the NCFA Board Andre
Andonian said that a discussion will be held on the trends of the
country's development in the framework of Armenia 2020 project.
`The world has changed considerably over the past ten years and we
should determine the directions, which Armenia needs for its
development,' he said.
Andonian added that he is going to develop projects on increasing
Armenia's competitiveness to be presented to investors.
Referring to Armenia's tourism availability, NCFA CEO Bekor Papazyan,
for his part, noted that the Foundation is exerting efforts to present
new products, which may arouse interest of the international
community, as a single set.
Armenia 2020 project is aimed at organization of discussions on
outlooks of the country's long-term development with further
elaboration of scenarios for Armenia's development until 2020. The
main idea of the project is to unite Armenians across the globe.
From: A. Papazian
August 28, 2010 - 16:15 AMT 11:15 GMT
PanARMENIAN.Net -
Member of the National Competitiveness Foundation of Armenia (NCFA),
McKinsey & Company Belgium office's partner Pierre Gyurjian said that
though the crisis has affected Armenia's economy, large-scale projects
are implemented in the country to improve its competitiveness, and
their results will be observable in several years.
`Armenia is an unknown pearl and it is high time to tell the world
about it,' Gyurjyan said after the August 28 sitting of the NCFA Board
of Trustees.
NCFA is implementing a range of projects aimed at improving Armenia's
competitiveness, including Tatev Revival project on tourism
development in the southern part of Armenia.
For his part, newly appointed leader of advanced industries sector at
McKinsey & Company New York office, member of the NCFA Board Andre
Andonian said that a discussion will be held on the trends of the
country's development in the framework of Armenia 2020 project.
`The world has changed considerably over the past ten years and we
should determine the directions, which Armenia needs for its
development,' he said.
Andonian added that he is going to develop projects on increasing
Armenia's competitiveness to be presented to investors.
Referring to Armenia's tourism availability, NCFA CEO Bekor Papazyan,
for his part, noted that the Foundation is exerting efforts to present
new products, which may arouse interest of the international
community, as a single set.
Armenia 2020 project is aimed at organization of discussions on
outlooks of the country's long-term development with further
elaboration of scenarios for Armenia's development until 2020. The
main idea of the project is to unite Armenians across the globe.
From: A. Papazian