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FIRST INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF TREES AND FLOWERS OPENS IN YEREVAN
http://www.tert.am/en/news/2013/06/07/flora/
16:05 ~U 07.06.13
The first international exhibition of trees and flowers has been
opened at the Karen Demirchyan sport and concert complex on the
Yerevan Municipality's initiative.
Among the exhibits are various trees and flowers, as well as landscape
design implements.
Yerevan Vice-Mayor Kamo Areyan, Deputy Minister of Urban Development
Ruzan Alaverdyan and other officials visited the exhibition.
Participants from Armenia, Russia, China, Iran, Georgia, Holland,
India, Indonesia, Thailand and Nigeria hope that they will find
clients in Armenia.
"Among the exhibits are plants and flowers that you cannot find
in Yerevan, but they can establish in our climate. We are going to
use the trees and flowers in landscape development next year. The
large-scale work will bring the green areas up to 12 square meters
per capita by 2015. Under our long-term program, this figure is to
reach 16 square meters per capita," said Avet Martirosyan, Head of
the Environmental Protection Staff, Yerevan Municipality.
The exhibition will last until June 10.
Armenian News - Tert.am
From: A. Papazian
http://www.tert.am/en/news/2013/06/07/flora/
16:05 ~U 07.06.13
The first international exhibition of trees and flowers has been
opened at the Karen Demirchyan sport and concert complex on the
Yerevan Municipality's initiative.
Among the exhibits are various trees and flowers, as well as landscape
design implements.
Yerevan Vice-Mayor Kamo Areyan, Deputy Minister of Urban Development
Ruzan Alaverdyan and other officials visited the exhibition.
Participants from Armenia, Russia, China, Iran, Georgia, Holland,
India, Indonesia, Thailand and Nigeria hope that they will find
clients in Armenia.
"Among the exhibits are plants and flowers that you cannot find
in Yerevan, but they can establish in our climate. We are going to
use the trees and flowers in landscape development next year. The
large-scale work will bring the green areas up to 12 square meters
per capita by 2015. Under our long-term program, this figure is to
reach 16 square meters per capita," said Avet Martirosyan, Head of
the Environmental Protection Staff, Yerevan Municipality.
The exhibition will last until June 10.
Armenian News - Tert.am
From: A. Papazian