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  • $4,110 Dinner: Armenia's Honorary Consul To Estonia Is Also In The C

    $4,110 DINNER: ARMENIA'S HONORARY CONSUL TO ESTONIA IS ALSO IN THE CATERING BIZ

    Marine Martirosyan

    16:15, March 27, 2015

    Last October 3, the Yerevan Municipality spent 1.938 million AMD
    (US$4,110) on a reception to mark Teacher's Day.

    A contract was signed with Aries Catering for the 400 person reception.

    On December 25, Aires also catered a New Year's gala for the
    municipality at a cost of 1.722 million AMD ($3,650). This was a
    somewhat smaller affair for 350 guests.

    Aires Catering was established in 2003 by Aires Ltd., a company now
    non-operational according to Armenia's State Corporate Registry.

    This company is owned by Avetik Ghukasyan, Armenia's honorary consul
    to Estonia since 2002. The address of the consul is the same as that
    of Aires Catering.

    Ghukasyan also owns Aires Liber (a company which organizes conferences
    and related services), andAires Lunch (a restaurant network).

    Many government offices are clients of Ghukasyan's catering and lunch
    services. They include the Yerevan Municipality, the Prosecutor
    General's Office, the RA Police, the Holy See of Etchmiadzin, the
    Central Bank of Armenia, the Republican Party, as well as various
    international organizations and companies, and foreign embassies.

    The company organizes receptions and buffet dinners at a number of
    locations throughout Armenia. One favorite site is the Garni pagan
    temple. Aires Catering organized an open-air reception and dinner at
    the temple on April 26, 2012.

    Armenia's Central Bank seems to be in love with Garni for it has held
    receptions at the site in 2011, 2012 and 2014.

    Readers will remember the public uproar over a corporate party held
    at the 7th century ruins of Zvartnots, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
    last June.

    Armenia's Ministry of Culture periodically rents out Zvartnots and
    other historical/cultural sites for a variety of corporate events
    and receptions, including wedding parties.

    http://hetq.am/eng/news/59297/$4110-dinner-armenias-honorary-consul-to-estonia-is-also-in-the-catering-biz.html

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