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ARMENIA TO RECEIVE OVER 34 MILLION EURO FROM EU NEXT YEAR
The Messenger, Georgia
Nov 7 2014
Friday, November 7
The European Union will allocate more than 34 million to Armenia next
year, Deputy Finance Minister Pavel Safaryan during debates on the
2015 draft budget.
The amount will be allocated in the form of targeted and general
grants. The official explained that the targeted grants are issued
for specific programs, and the government cannot spend them on other
projects.
"Next year EU will allocate 34. 387 million euro as a targeted
grant which will be distributed in three directions: 6.120 million
for upgrading of Bagratashen and Bavra checkpoints, 2 million
for modernization of checkpoints in general, and 2.8 million to
provide small villages with water. Another 20 million euro will be
transferred to the budget as a support for the implementation of
education reforms," Safaryan said.
The Messenger, Georgia
Nov 7 2014
Friday, November 7
The European Union will allocate more than 34 million to Armenia next
year, Deputy Finance Minister Pavel Safaryan during debates on the
2015 draft budget.
The amount will be allocated in the form of targeted and general
grants. The official explained that the targeted grants are issued
for specific programs, and the government cannot spend them on other
projects.
"Next year EU will allocate 34. 387 million euro as a targeted
grant which will be distributed in three directions: 6.120 million
for upgrading of Bagratashen and Bavra checkpoints, 2 million
for modernization of checkpoints in general, and 2.8 million to
provide small villages with water. Another 20 million euro will be
transferred to the budget as a support for the implementation of
education reforms," Safaryan said.