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IT WOULD BE REASONABLE TO HAVE ANOTHER POSH HOTEL AT REPUBLIC SQUARE. TIGRAN SARGSYAN
ARMENPRESS
OCTOBER 24, 2012
YEREVAN
YEREVAN, OCTOBER 24, ARMENPRESS: The issue concerning the selling
of 2nd building of Armenian government and the reconstruction of the
city center were discussed two years ago. Armenpress reports that this
was noted by Tigran Sargsyan during the interview with journalists.
"It is rational to have another posh hotel at the Republic
Square; there is always a tension in the hotels when more than two
international events are taking place at the same time. And the best
place for the investors is five - star hotels in the city center"
said the Prime Minister.
According to him, Argentinian-Armenian businessman Eduardo Eurnekian
made a beneficial proposal for the state.
"The bargain was of bilateral benefit and it will be purposeful to
have another high-class hotel at the Square, and what about Mr.
Eurnekian, he declared that there would be some solutions to satisfy
the cultural needs of civilians" said Prime Minister Sargsyan.
Mr. Sargsyan underlined that there would be no architectural changes
in the building.
A discussion on the sale of the building will be held in National
Assembly.
From: A. Papazian
ARMENPRESS
OCTOBER 24, 2012
YEREVAN
YEREVAN, OCTOBER 24, ARMENPRESS: The issue concerning the selling
of 2nd building of Armenian government and the reconstruction of the
city center were discussed two years ago. Armenpress reports that this
was noted by Tigran Sargsyan during the interview with journalists.
"It is rational to have another posh hotel at the Republic
Square; there is always a tension in the hotels when more than two
international events are taking place at the same time. And the best
place for the investors is five - star hotels in the city center"
said the Prime Minister.
According to him, Argentinian-Armenian businessman Eduardo Eurnekian
made a beneficial proposal for the state.
"The bargain was of bilateral benefit and it will be purposeful to
have another high-class hotel at the Square, and what about Mr.
Eurnekian, he declared that there would be some solutions to satisfy
the cultural needs of civilians" said Prime Minister Sargsyan.
Mr. Sargsyan underlined that there would be no architectural changes
in the building.
A discussion on the sale of the building will be held in National
Assembly.
From: A. Papazian