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FORTY PERCENT OF PENSION PAYMENTS WILL GO OUT OF COUNTRY - VIDEO
15:44 | February 17,2014 | Economy
About 60 percent of the money collected after the introduction of
the new pension law will remain in Armenia while 40 percent will flow
overseas, Vahram Baghdasaryan, a lawmaker of the Prosperous Armenia
Party (BHK), told reporters on Monday.
He says people are protesting against the mandatory pension component
as they have no confidence in the system. "However, if the government
is confident of its programs, I think that this program can be quite
promising."
Speaking about the socio-economic situation of Armenia, the BHK MP said
he did not want 'to speak words of praise,' as the country is facing
numerous problems: "There are serious problems in the legislative
arena, market relations, economy, etc."
Mr. Baghdasaryan says after Serzh Sargsyan's decision to join the
Customs Union a number of serious measures are being taken to inform
people about the benefits of the Union.
"The package is under consideration, with serious specialists engaged
in the process. And when the package enters parliament, we should
hold serious debates and changes and present it to public in its
final form," he concluded.
http://en.a1plus.am/1182464.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJMu0kmcXz8
From: A. Papazian
15:44 | February 17,2014 | Economy
About 60 percent of the money collected after the introduction of
the new pension law will remain in Armenia while 40 percent will flow
overseas, Vahram Baghdasaryan, a lawmaker of the Prosperous Armenia
Party (BHK), told reporters on Monday.
He says people are protesting against the mandatory pension component
as they have no confidence in the system. "However, if the government
is confident of its programs, I think that this program can be quite
promising."
Speaking about the socio-economic situation of Armenia, the BHK MP said
he did not want 'to speak words of praise,' as the country is facing
numerous problems: "There are serious problems in the legislative
arena, market relations, economy, etc."
Mr. Baghdasaryan says after Serzh Sargsyan's decision to join the
Customs Union a number of serious measures are being taken to inform
people about the benefits of the Union.
"The package is under consideration, with serious specialists engaged
in the process. And when the package enters parliament, we should
hold serious debates and changes and present it to public in its
final form," he concluded.
http://en.a1plus.am/1182464.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJMu0kmcXz8
From: A. Papazian