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Council of Elders to consider proposals on preferential transport fares in Yerevan
Two factions of the Council of Elders (legislative assembly of the Armenian capital Yerevan) - ‘Civil Contract’ and ‘Hanrapetutyun’ (Republic) - presented today a package of benefits intended for citizens using public transport, Yerevan Mayor's spokesman Hayk Kostanyan said.Yerevan municipality to replace ‘marshrutkas’ with large buses
As part of a project designed by the Yerevan Municipality to reform the public transportation system of Armenia’s capital city, all minibuses, commonly known as ‘marshrutka’, including Russia-made Gazels, will be replaced with large buses, deputy mayor Vahe Nikoyan said at a press conference.NGO head says Yerevan municipality to seek a rise in public transport fares to recover money paid to British company
The head of an Armenian non-governmental organization claimed today that the Yerevan authorities will seek to raise public transport fares to recover 840,000 euros they had paid earlier to a British consulting company WYG International Limited Ameria chosen to conduct a study of how Yerevan public transportation system operates and propose ways to drastically improve it.| Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun |
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