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PART OF THE INHABITANTS OF THE NEW DISTRICT IN BERDZOR WILL BE THE SYRIAN ARMENIANS
http://karabakh-open.info/en/societyen/4088-en946
Monday, 15 April 2013 20:18
The 30 families which moved to Artsakh because of the Syrian crisis
have been provided with all the necessary conditions. Most of them have
settled in Qashatagh. Artsakh, however, has no government programme
concerning the Syrian Armenians, NKR Prime Minister Ara Haroutyunyan
said during the recently convened press conference and assured that
all the measures had been taken due to various charitable programmes
from Armenia and Artsakh.
The transportation of one family requires AMD 25-30 thousand. "We
cannot invite our Syrian compatriots and make false promises especially
when they often bring nothing with them, I mean, no bare necessities
of life from sets of dishes to furniture, sometimes even clothes,"
the prime minister noted.
The government of Artsakh assists them as much as possible, today
also we are ready to admit those who will be able to take part in
the further solution of their welfare and housing issues.
Most probably part of the inhabitants of the new district in Berdzor
will be the Syrian Armenians. "If we had a chance to provide financial
aid, many of them would prefer to settle here," Ara Haroutyunyan
underlined.
The head of the government of Karabakh underlined once more that they
have been carrying out a programme of proportional development of
regions. "To have a large-scale government programme of resettlement
we must be able to direct the greater resources of the state budget to
it. We have a lot of problems. If we are going to develop resettlement
on one hand and witness migration from our regions on the other
this very idea of resettlement becomes devoid of any sense. We must
implement a policy of proportional development of the regions and
carry out certain programmes out of these principle.
http://karabakh-open.info/en/societyen/4088-en946
Monday, 15 April 2013 20:18
The 30 families which moved to Artsakh because of the Syrian crisis
have been provided with all the necessary conditions. Most of them have
settled in Qashatagh. Artsakh, however, has no government programme
concerning the Syrian Armenians, NKR Prime Minister Ara Haroutyunyan
said during the recently convened press conference and assured that
all the measures had been taken due to various charitable programmes
from Armenia and Artsakh.
The transportation of one family requires AMD 25-30 thousand. "We
cannot invite our Syrian compatriots and make false promises especially
when they often bring nothing with them, I mean, no bare necessities
of life from sets of dishes to furniture, sometimes even clothes,"
the prime minister noted.
The government of Artsakh assists them as much as possible, today
also we are ready to admit those who will be able to take part in
the further solution of their welfare and housing issues.
Most probably part of the inhabitants of the new district in Berdzor
will be the Syrian Armenians. "If we had a chance to provide financial
aid, many of them would prefer to settle here," Ara Haroutyunyan
underlined.
The head of the government of Karabakh underlined once more that they
have been carrying out a programme of proportional development of
regions. "To have a large-scale government programme of resettlement
we must be able to direct the greater resources of the state budget to
it. We have a lot of problems. If we are going to develop resettlement
on one hand and witness migration from our regions on the other
this very idea of resettlement becomes devoid of any sense. We must
implement a policy of proportional development of the regions and
carry out certain programmes out of these principle.