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LARGE-SCALE MIGRATION FROM ARMENIA
www.worldbulletin.net, Turkey
July 30 2013
Around 39,897 people migrated from the country by air this year,
Armenia Today reported, and according to newspaper sources, the
country's authorities, at all costs are trying to postpone the
publication of this sad data
Migration from Armenia has reached huge volumes: around 39,897 people
migrated from the country by air this year, Armenia Today reported
citing the "Zhoghovurd" newspaper.
The newspaper notes that, Armenia's General Department of Civil
Aviation published statistical data for passenger traffic by air for
the first six months of 2013. Around 363,099 people left and about
330,484 people arrived through "Zvartnots" airport. About 19,693
arrived and 12,339 left through "Shirak" airport.
"This is only by air; many migrate from Armenia by bus," "Zhoghovurd"
said.
According to newspaper sources, the country's authorities, at all
costs are trying to postpone the publication of this sad data. It
is no accident that the National Statistics service didn't publish
the next semi-annual report in which volumes of migration would be
mentioned, the newspaper concludes.
www.worldbulletin.net, Turkey
July 30 2013
Around 39,897 people migrated from the country by air this year,
Armenia Today reported, and according to newspaper sources, the
country's authorities, at all costs are trying to postpone the
publication of this sad data
Migration from Armenia has reached huge volumes: around 39,897 people
migrated from the country by air this year, Armenia Today reported
citing the "Zhoghovurd" newspaper.
The newspaper notes that, Armenia's General Department of Civil
Aviation published statistical data for passenger traffic by air for
the first six months of 2013. Around 363,099 people left and about
330,484 people arrived through "Zvartnots" airport. About 19,693
arrived and 12,339 left through "Shirak" airport.
"This is only by air; many migrate from Armenia by bus," "Zhoghovurd"
said.
According to newspaper sources, the country's authorities, at all
costs are trying to postpone the publication of this sad data. It
is no accident that the National Statistics service didn't publish
the next semi-annual report in which volumes of migration would be
mentioned, the newspaper concludes.