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U.S. GOVERNMENT TO PROVIDE $27 MILLION ASSISTANCE TO ARMENIA IN 2011
PanARMENIAN.Net
May 3, 2011 - 15:18 AMT
USAID Senior Deputy Assistant Administrator for Europe and Eurasia
Roberta Mahoney arrived in Armenia on a four-day working visit,
during which she met with representatives of the Armenian government,
private sector, partner organizations and the Diaspora.
The parties discussed U.S.-Armenia bilateral relations, USAID
assistance programs in the areas of democracy, economic growth,
health and social reform, and Armenia's development challenges.
Ms. Mahoney visited several USAID-supported projects in Yerevan,
including the nearly established Microsoft Innovation Center and the
Women's Support Center which provides services for victims of domestic
violence and their families, the press service of the U.S. embassy
in Armenia reported.
SDAA Mahoney's visit highlighted USAID's nearly two decades of
strong partnership with Armenia. The U.S. Government will provide $27
million assistance to Armenia this year aimed at reducing poverty,
improving rule of law, providing better access to health care and
social benefits, and strengthening private sector and infrastructure.
From: A. Papazian
PanARMENIAN.Net
May 3, 2011 - 15:18 AMT
USAID Senior Deputy Assistant Administrator for Europe and Eurasia
Roberta Mahoney arrived in Armenia on a four-day working visit,
during which she met with representatives of the Armenian government,
private sector, partner organizations and the Diaspora.
The parties discussed U.S.-Armenia bilateral relations, USAID
assistance programs in the areas of democracy, economic growth,
health and social reform, and Armenia's development challenges.
Ms. Mahoney visited several USAID-supported projects in Yerevan,
including the nearly established Microsoft Innovation Center and the
Women's Support Center which provides services for victims of domestic
violence and their families, the press service of the U.S. embassy
in Armenia reported.
SDAA Mahoney's visit highlighted USAID's nearly two decades of
strong partnership with Armenia. The U.S. Government will provide $27
million assistance to Armenia this year aimed at reducing poverty,
improving rule of law, providing better access to health care and
social benefits, and strengthening private sector and infrastructure.
From: A. Papazian