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HOVIK ABRAHAMYAN SPEAKS ABOUT GLOBAL FINANCIAL-ECONOMIC CRISIS
armradio.am
21.07.2010 17:30
President of the National Assembly of Armenia made a speech at the
third World Conference of Speakers of Parliament today. Speakers of
Parliament from 150 countries participate in the Conference.
Hovik Abrahamyan's speech was dedicated to the global
financial-economic crisis.
"In some countries the financial crisis grew into a political one,
and governments were forced to resign. This comes to prove the
necessity of reshaping the field of global macroeconomic management
and regulation of financial markets," Hovik Abrahamyan said.
"Despite the fact that the main responsibility for resisting the crisis
lays with the government, the parliaments of our countries should have
the capacity of making necessary decisions. These include decreasing
the influence of the crisis on the unemployed and most vulnerable
layers of society," he noted.
Touching upon the influence of the crisis on Armenia and reminding
that on November 12, 2008 the Armenian Government presented its
anti-crisis program to the Parliament, Hovik Abrahamyan stated:
"The National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia played an important
role in the process of alleviating the consequences of the financial
crisis. In close cooperation with the President and the Government,
the Parliament managed to adopt and implement necessary legislative
amendments for realization of the anti-crisis measures."
According to Hovik Abrahamyan, "thanks to joint efforts the world is
able to solve the existing problems and move forward towards stable
development and peaceful co-existence."
From: A. Papazian
armradio.am
21.07.2010 17:30
President of the National Assembly of Armenia made a speech at the
third World Conference of Speakers of Parliament today. Speakers of
Parliament from 150 countries participate in the Conference.
Hovik Abrahamyan's speech was dedicated to the global
financial-economic crisis.
"In some countries the financial crisis grew into a political one,
and governments were forced to resign. This comes to prove the
necessity of reshaping the field of global macroeconomic management
and regulation of financial markets," Hovik Abrahamyan said.
"Despite the fact that the main responsibility for resisting the crisis
lays with the government, the parliaments of our countries should have
the capacity of making necessary decisions. These include decreasing
the influence of the crisis on the unemployed and most vulnerable
layers of society," he noted.
Touching upon the influence of the crisis on Armenia and reminding
that on November 12, 2008 the Armenian Government presented its
anti-crisis program to the Parliament, Hovik Abrahamyan stated:
"The National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia played an important
role in the process of alleviating the consequences of the financial
crisis. In close cooperation with the President and the Government,
the Parliament managed to adopt and implement necessary legislative
amendments for realization of the anti-crisis measures."
According to Hovik Abrahamyan, "thanks to joint efforts the world is
able to solve the existing problems and move forward towards stable
development and peaceful co-existence."
From: A. Papazian