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Semi-Annual Report
2011 Promoting public-private dialogue, strengthening advocacy, building capacity, improving business environment and investment climate ANNUAL REPORT BUSINESS SUPPORT OFFICE EUROPEAN BANK FOR RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT This report provides a comprehensive overview of the EBRD BSO’s activities across four main areas of its operation in Armenia over the past year. It features summary of engagement, key facts and figures, and illustrates main achievements. EBRD BSO EBRD BSO Annual report 2011 Table of Contents EXECUTIVE SUMMARY .......................................................................................................................... 3 THE ACHIEVEMENT OF THE BSO OBJECTIVES ............................................................................... 7 ACTIVITY 1 - ASSISTANCE TO THE INSPECTION REFORMS COORDINATION COUNCIL SECRETARIAT .........................................................................................................................................11 ACTIVITY 1.1 ADOPTION OF THE RA LAW ''ON MAKING AMENDMENTS TO THE RA LAW ON ORGANIZING AND CARRYING OUT INSPECTIONS''.............................................................................................................................. 14 ACTIVITY 1.2 IMPLEMENTATION OF THE RA LAW ''ON MAKING AMENDMENTS TO THE RA LAW ON ORGANIZING AND CARRYING OUT INSPECTIONS'' ................................................................................................. 15 ACTIVITY 1.3 RISK BASED INSPECTION SYSTEM ............................................................................................. -
American University of Armenia Analysis of Anti
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF ARMENIA ANALYSIS OF ANTI-TRAFFICKING POLICIES IN THE REPUBLIC OF ARMENIA A MASTER’S ESSAY SUBMITTED TO THE FACULTY OF THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS FOR PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS BY GALUST KHANVELYAN YEREVAN, ARMENIA JANUARY 2010 SIGNATURE PAGE Faculty Advisor Dr. Vache Gabrielyan Date Dean Dr. Lucig H. Danielian Date American University of Armenia January 2010 II ACKNOWLEDGMENTS I would like to express my sincere gratitude to my Faculty Advisor Dr. Vache Gabrielyan for his continuous support, guidance and encouragement that he provided me during the process of writing my Master’s Essay. The incomparable professionalism Dr. Gabrielyan has as a professor and supervisor was of remarkable help to me. His criticism, comments, suggestions and readiness to answer my questions, show the right directions, and provide any kind of information referring to the topic had been very valuable for me without which I could hardly finish this essay. Dr. Gabrielyan’s kind and friendly attitude always encourages students to do their best. My special thanks go to my Professor of Policy Analysis and Methods Dr. Christopher Foreman for his substantial support as well as for the choice of the topic for my Master’s Essay. It is from Dr. Foreman that I acquired the knowledge, skills, and tools necessary to properly deal with policy analysis. His courses and lectures largely contributed to developing my analytical skills and abilities that further helped me accomplish this work. I am also eager to express my deep gratitude to the Dean of the Political Science and International Affairs Department Dr. -
Speaker of the Armenian National Assembly, Chairman of the ASPU Council 2
Composition of ASPU Council 1. Galust Sahakyan - Speaker of the Armenian National Assembly, Chairman of the ASPU Council 2. Gurgen Dumanyan - First Deputy Minister-Chief of the RA Government Staff 3. Vache Gabrielyan - Deputy Prime Minister of Armenia, Minister of International Economic Integration and Reforms 4. Eduard Sharmazanov - Vice-Speaker of the Armenian National Assembly 5. Ruzanna Muradyan - an Armenian lawmaker 6. Hasmik Poghosyan - Minister of Culture of Armenia 7. David Sargsyan - Financial Director of Ardshininvestbank 8. Armen Ashotyan - Minister of Education and Science of Armenia 9. Archbishop Navasard Kchoyan - Vicar of the Ararat Patriarchal Diocese of the Armenian Apostolic Church 10. Manuk Mkrtchyan - Deputy Minister of Education and Science of Armenia 11. Norayr Ghukasyan - Director of the National Institute of Education of the RA Ministry of Education and Science 12. Aram Karapetyan - Head of the State Inspectorate of Education of the RA Ministry of Education and Science 13. Anahit Bakhshyan - Deputy Director of the National Institute of Education of the RA Ministry of Education and Science 14. Gayane Soghomonyan - Head of the Education Department at Yerevan Municipality 15. Laura Asatryan - Head of the Department of History and Theory of Pedagogy 16. Levon Arabajyan - Professor of the Department of Mathematical Analysis and Theory of Functions, Doctor of Science in Physics and Mathematics 17. Srbuhi Gevorgyan - Professor of the Department of Development and Applied Psychology 18. Aelita Dolukhanyan - Head of the Department of Ancient and Medieval Armenian Literature and its Teaching Methods 19. Heghine Khachatryan - Dean of the Faculty of Primary Education 20. Hravard Hakobyan - Professor of the Department of History and Theory of Art and Culturology 21. -
ANNUAL REPORT 2010 5 Donate.Himnadram.Org Donate.Himnadram.Org 6 HAYASTAN ALL-ARMENIAN FUND Message from Bako Sahakyan, President of the Republic of Artsakh
CONTENT BOARD OF TRUSTEES 3-8 Message from RA President 4 Message from NKR President 6 Board of Trustees 8 ACTIVITY REPORT 9-38 Executive director’s message 10 EDUCATION SECTOR 12-19 Artsakh 12 Armenia 17 HEALTHCARE SECTOR 20-25 Armenia 20 Artsakh 25 OUR SHUSHI 26-29 WATER SUPPLY 30-33 Artsakh 30 Armenia 32 RURAL DEVELOPMENT 34-35 Armenia 34 PRESIDENT’S PRIZE 36 FUNDRAISING 2010 37-38 FINANCIAL REPORT 39-56 Auditor’s report 40 Annual consolidated balance 41 Participation by countries 42 EDUCATION SECTOR 44-47 Armenia 44 Artsakh 46 EDUCATION SECTOR Armenia 48 Artsakh 49 ECONOMIC INFRASTRUCTURES 50 WATER SUPPLY 51 SOCIAL , CULTURAL AND OTHER PROJECTS Armenia 52 Artsakh 55 GOLDEN BOOK 57-59 donate.himnadram.org 2 HAYASTAN ALL-ARMENIAN FUND Board of Trustees 3 donate.himnadram.org 4 HAYASTAN ALL-ARMENIAN FUND Message from Serzh Sargsyan, President of the Republic of Armenia Throughout 2010, the Hayastan All-Armenian Fund demonstrated that it remains steadfast in realizing its extraordinary mission, that it continues to enjoy the high regard of all segments of our people. Trust of this order has been earned through as much hard work as the scale and quality of completed projects. Despite the severe economic downturn that impacted Armenia and the rest of the world in 2010, the fund not only stayed the course, but went on to raise the bar in terms of fundraising objectives. Such a singular accomplishment belongs equally to the Hayastan All-Armenian Fund and the Armenian nation as a whole. Development projects implemented in 2010 as well as ongoing initiatives are of vital and strategic significance to our people. -
AGBU ARMENIA NEWSLETTER Yerevan, Armenia
ARMENIAN GENERAL BENEVOLENT UNION AGBU ARMENIA NEWSLETTER Yerevan, Armenia IN THIS ISSUE Issue 34, July - December, 2015 AGBU President Awarded (p. 1) AGBU Vahe Karapetian Center AGBU PRESIDENT BERGE SETRAKIAN AWARDED MEDAL Inaugurated in Yerevan (p. 2-3) “FOR SERVICES TO THE HOMELAND” TUMOxAGBU Stepanakert (p. 4) Nazarian Family Donates MRI Unit to Heratsi Hospital (p. 5) Global Teaching Labs (p. 6) E-Governance Armenia (p. 7) Mr. and Mrs. Setrakian Host Re- ception for AUA President (p. 8) AGBU Scholarship of Excellence to UFAR Students (p. 9) 10th Republican Chess Tourna- ment (p. 10) Gyumri Project Hope (p. 11) AGBU Holds Debate on RA Constitutional Reforms (p. 11) AGBU Continues to Help Syrian-Armenians (p. 12-13) AGBU Summer Youth Programs in Armenia (p. 14-24) 6th Pan-Armenian Games (p. 25) th th Yerevan Half Marathon (p. 25) On September 26 , 2015, the 6 session of the State Commission on the Coordination of Events for the Commemoration of the Armenian Genocide Centennial took place at the AGBU Armenian Virtual College (p. 26-28) RA Presidential Residence, presided over by the RA President Serzh Sargsyan, Chairman of the Commission. American University of Armenia (p. 29) At the beginning of the session, the Chief of Staff to the RA President, Vigen Sargsyan, Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin Chief Coordinator of the Events for the Commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of the (p. 30) Armenian Genocide, presented an intermediate report on Centennial events, followed by Exhibitions at AGMI (p. 31) an awards ceremony. Stitched With Love (p. 32) Upon the RA President’s decree, AGBU President Berge Setrakian was awarded a second AGBU Yerevan Scouts (p. -
AGBU Armenia Newsletter (April-May, 2011)
ARMENIAN GENERAL BENEVOLENT UNION AGBUAGBU ARMENIAARMENIA NEWSLETTERNEWSLETTER Yerevan, Armenia IN THIS ISSUE ISSUE 13, APRIL-MAY, 2011 ♦ Tsitsernakabert visit (p. 1) AGBU ARMENIA PAYS TRIBUTE TO THE VICTIMS ♦ AGBU “Groong” choir on tour in Armenia (p. 1, 2) OF THE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Yacoubian visit the renovated library teaching On April 24th, on the occasion of the 96th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, center (p. 3) the Armenia-based structures and members of the Armenian General Benevolent ♦ Working meeting at the RA Union (AGBU), headed by AGBU Armenian Representation Director Ashot Ghaza- Diaspora Ministry (p. 3) rian, AGBU Armenian ♦ Final round of the 5th Republi- Representation Deputy can Chess Tournament (p. 4) Director Hovig Eorde- kian and AGBU Dias- ♦ AGBU continues its support of “Renaissance” festival (p. 5) pora Youth Programs Coordinator in Armenia ♦ AGBU Nork Youth Center Hermine Duzian, vis- children in Beirut (p. 6) ited Tsitsernakabert to ♦ APO presents Tchaikovsky's pay tribute to the 1,5 “Nutcracker” (p. 6) million innocent victims ♦ APO continues the series of of the Armenian Geno- university concerts (p. 7) cide. Carrying the flags ♦ Artsakh Chamber Orchestra’s of the Republic of Ar- concert dedicated to the Arme- menia, AGBU and the nian Genocide (p. 7) scout movement, mem- ♦ AGBU YP Yerevan new pro- bers of the AGBU Yer- jects (p. 8) evan Scout movement, AGBU Armenia-based structures and members visit Tsitsernakabert ♦ AGBU Yerevan Scouts’ events AGBU Young Profes- (p. 9) sionals Yerevan team, AGBU Armenia members and AGBU Armenian representa- ♦ AGBU Switzerland honors the tion staff, accompanied by the AGBU Montevideo “Groong” choir, who were on a leaders of Topalian Foundation concert tour in Armenia during that time, walked to the Genocide memorial and (p. -
Amaanewsaprilmayjune2020.Pdf
AMYRIGA#I HA# AVYDARAN{AGAN UNGYRAGXOV:IVN ARMENIAN MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA AMAA LIIILIV 32 April-May-June In This Issue: 2020 COVID-19 REVELATIONS By Susan Jerian, M.D. - Story Page 4 CONTENTS APRIL • MAY • JUNE 2020 /// LIV2 3 Editorial - The MISSION In the Era of COVID-19 By Zaven Khanjian 1918 2018 4 COVID-19 Revelations By Susan Jerian, M.D. 11 Inspirational Corner - Starve Your Fear, Feed Your Faith By Rev. Dr. Avedis Boynerian 12 Easter Faith By Rev. Dr. Vahan H. Tootikian AMAA NEWS 13 AMAA Executive Director/CEO Zaven Khanjian’s New York Times Square is a publication of Virtual Armenian Genocide Commemoration Message The Armenian Missionary Association of America 31 West Century Road, Paramus, NJ 07652 14 Around the Globe - Armenian Evangelical Churches of Iran Tel: (201) 265-2607; Fax: (201) 265-6015 E-mail: [email protected] 16 Meet Our Veteran Pastors - Rev. Abraham Chaparian Website: www.amaa.org (ISSN 1097-0924) 17 AMAA’s Generational Impact in Armenia and Artsakh By William Denk The AMAA is a tax-exempt, not for profit 20 Maestro Tigran Mansurian Visits AMAA’s Avedisian School in Yerevan organization under IRS Code Section 501(c)(3) 21 AMAA Executive Director/CEO Zaven Khanjian's Congratulatory Letter to Zaven Khanjian, Executive Director/CEO Arayik Harutyunyan, Newly Elected President of Artsakh Republic OFFICERS Nazareth Darakjian, M.D., President 22 David Sargsyan, Mayor of Stepanakert, Artsakh Meets with AMAA’s Michael Voskian, D.M.D., Vice President Representative in Artsakh Mark Kassabian, Esq., Co-Recording Secretary Thomas Momjian, Esq., Co-Recording Secretary 22 Meet Our Staff - Jane Wenning, AMAA News & Correspondence Support/Assistant Nurhan Helvacian, Ph.D., Treasurer 23 Central High School Alumni Association Holds 30th Anniversary Banquet EDITORIAL BOARD Zaven Khanjian, Editor in Chief 24 Rev. -
Armenia Highlights
IN CASE OF MULFUNCTIONING MORALE AND COMBAT THE GOVERNMENT WILL BE readiness in armenia’s COMPELLED FINES AND PENAL- ARMY HIGHER THAN IN TIES PAGE 2 azerbaijan’s PAGE 4 ARMENIA HIGHLIGHTS Weekly Digest of the Government of Armenia February 8-14, 2011 THEMA “Quote of the week” “THE GOVERNMENT WILL TAKE EVERY EFFORT TO DECREASE INFLATIONARY RISKS IN ARMENIA“ VACHE GABRIELYAN MINISTER OF FINANCE OF RA PRESIDENT SERZH SARGSYAN RECEIVED THE MiNISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF UKRAINE Upcoming Events KONSTANTIN GRISHCHENKO resident Serzh Sargsyan re- evolves. In our global world every- Pceived today the Minister of thing is interconnected, and we need FEBRUARY 16: Working visit of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Kon- to consult over the most commanding PM of Georgia to Armenia stantin Grishchenko who has ar- issues,” Konstantin Grishchenko said. rived to Armenia on official visit. The parties noted that positive develop- FEBRUARY 25-28: “Bridge 2011 The Minister of Foreign Affairs of ments in the bilateral political relations “ economic forum to be hosted in Ukraine presented to Serzh Sarg- registered last year brought also devel- Tsaghkadzor syan the results of the meeting opments in the economic, cultural and with his Armenian counterpart and some other areas, as well as in the co- negotiations aimed at the develop- operation of the two states in the frame- ment of bilateral cooperation in work of international organizations. different areas. He assessed them The Minister of Foreign Affairs of as comprehensive and efficient. Ukraine conveyed to President Serzh “We hope that the Armenian- Sargsyan greetings from the Presi- USEFUL LINKS Ukrainian dialogue will intensify dent of Ukraine and said that Victor • www.president.am at all levels, starting from the high- Yanukovich recalls warmly his last • www.gov.am est. -
Financial Statements and Independent Auditor's Report on 23.02.2018
NORTH-SOUTH ROAD CORRIDOR INVESTMENT PROGRAM.PROJECT 1 LOAN NUMBER 256!.ARM (COt") FINANCED BY ASIAI\| DEVELOPMENT BANK UNDERTAKEN BY "TRANSPORT PROJECT IMPTEMENTATION ORGANIZATION" SNCO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AND INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT For the period Jan 1., 2077 -Feb23,201a Yerevan 2019 Poge 2 of 78 (AN Audit, CISC 30/3 Gyulbenklan Sr., office 129, Yerevan 0033, Arnrenia Iet: +37 4 10 229421 , +37 4 60 s29o21 E mail: ofilc€@anaudit.am INDEPENDENT AUDITOR S REPORT To the Ministry oJTrunsport, Comnunicltion dnd tnformation Tech hologies af RA ond the 5avemment of',Trdnspoft praject I m pl e mentdtion Org a n izd ti on " Sto te N on -Com merci a I O rya n izo ti o n We have audited the special purpose financial statements (financial statements) of "North-South Road Corridor Investment Program, Tranche l" forthe period stariing on lanuary 0l, 20lT and endingon February 23, 2018 financing Loan Agreement 2561_ARM lcoL) signed between Republic of Armenia anc Asian Development Bank and undertaken by'Transport Project mplementation Organization" 5NCO, which comprise the stater.ent of cash receipts and payments, starement of usage of funds by project activitt statement of wlthdrawals frorn loan, current account statement, statement on cumulative expenditure, lncluding a summary ofsignificant accounting poljcies. > ln our oplnion, in al maierial respects, presents firirly ihe cash receipts and dlsbursements of the Project for the period starting on January 01, 2017 and endjng on February 23, 2018 ln accordance with "Financtal ReporUng under ihe Cash Basis of Accounting" standard published by The Internalional Public Sectof Accounting Standards Board PSASB). -
Amcham | 1 Amcham in Armenia Business Directory 2012
amcham | 1 AmCham in Armenia Business Directory 2012 amcham | 1 American Chamber of Commerce in Armenia Gold Members Publisher American Chamber of Commerce in Armenia Armenia Marriott Hotel, Room 315, 1 Amiryan str., 0010 Yerevan, Armenia Tel: (+374 10) 599 187, 587 651 Fax: (+374 10) 587 651 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.amcham.am The content of this publication must not be reproduced in full or in part without prior written permission of the publisher. Disclaimer: All company data was provided by AmCham members. 2 | amcham Contents Letters to the Readers AmCham President........................................................................... 4 U.S. Ambassador................................................................................. 6 AmCham Executive Director.......................................................... 7 Board of Directors and Executive Office.................................................... 8 Useful Information............................................................................................ 9 Banking and Insurance.................................................................................. 13 Business and Financial Services.................................................................. 26 Consumer Goods............................................................................................. 45 Energy and Mining.......................................................................................... 58 Information Texhnologies............................................................................ -
World Bank Document
Public Disclosure Authorized 69228 Public Disclosure Authorized POLICY FORUM ARMENIA AFTER THE CRISIS: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES CONCEPT NOTE Public Disclosure Authorized (AUGUST 26 2010 VERSION) Public Disclosure Authorized Dilijan Resort Hotel, Armenia September 11-12, 2010 1 Context Armenia has a very small economy that has carried out strong reforms in many areas over the past decade and a half. It grew at a very fast pace prior to the global crisis (about 12 percent on average between 2000 and 2007), in part due to a strong inflow of remittances and FDI. But exports (which are highly concentrated around copper, molybdenum, and tourism) stagnated from 2005 when growth in income per-capita continued while exports per capita started to fall—thus the bulk of GDP growth was driven by the non-tradable sectors and in particular construction. The country was significantly hit by the global financial crisis with output falling by over 14 percent last year. Tight banking regulation preserved financial stability (although commercial banks are exposed to the domestic housing market and, thus, still vulnerable). In response, Armenia adopted a strong stimulus package from early 2009 that like in most countries relied primarily on a countercyclical monetary and fiscal response. With the initial fall in collections the authorities had to cut spending across the board, but as external borrowing became available the stimulus focused on the provision of credit and guarantee facilities to private enterprises, and better prioritization of spending in the state budget towards social sectors and infrastructure. While the package has had the desired stabilization effect, public external debt has however increased from 13.5 percent of GDP in 2008 to a forecasted 43 percent of GDP in 2010. -
Armenia Highlights
NEWLY appoinTED miniS- ArmenianS DenoUNCE TerS inTroDUCED BY THE KOBE BrYanT DeaL WITH Prime MiniSTer TUrkiSH AirLineS PAGE 4 PAGE 2 ARMENIA HIGHLIGHTS Weekly Digest of the Government of Armenia December 14-20 2010 THEMA President SERZH SARGSYAN PARTICIPATED AT “Quote of “THE Crime OF GENOCIDE” InternatiONAL the week” CONFERENCE “RURAL POPULATION IS THE MAIN BENEFICIARY OF THIS AMENDMENT AS THEY WILL AVOID SHOUL- DERING AN EXTRA FINAN- CIAL BURDEN AND WILL BE PRIVILEGED IN THIS RESPECT “ TIGRAN SARGSYAN PM OF ARMENIA December 16, 2010 www.gov.am n December 14, President Serzh Expressing gratitude for the award, Dr. OSargsyan participated at “The Despui said that because he shares the Crime of Genocide: Prevention, Con- pain of the Armenian people and defies demnation and Elimination of Conse- denial of the Genocide, he has decid- Upcoming Events quences” International Conference held ed to fight for justice and truth and has in Armenia on December 14-15. The been on that important mission for years. Conference is dedicated to the adoption “I am happy to be part of this impor- of the UN Convention on Prevention and tant event in Yerevan. There have DECEMBER 22: PM Tigran Punishment of the Crime of Genocide. been many occurrences in the strug- Sargsyan to meet with PM Vladimir The conference in Armenia has gathered gle against denial which have brought Putin in Saint-Petersburg numerous scholars from over 20 states, me here,” said Leandro Despui. including renowned experts of genocide At the International Conference “The DECEMBER 31: New Year 2011 studies, and among them Dr.