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Former Armenian prime minister charged with money laundering
The preliminary investigation into a criminal case involving former Armenian Prime Minister Hovik Abrahamyan, who is charged with money laundering of approximately 470 million drams, has been completed, according to a report from the press service of the Anti-Corruption Committee.Former Armenian PM Hovik Abrahamyan accused of money laundering on a large scale
Former Armenian Prime Minister Hovik Abrahamyan has been accused of money laundering on a particularly large scale, abuse of power and illegal entrepreneurship, the General Prosecutor's Office reported.General Prosecutor's Office demands confiscation of 59 properties and tens of millions of dollars from former Armenian Prime Minister
Armenia’s Office of Prosecutor General has filed a lawsuit with the Anti-Corruption Court demanding that a string of assets be seized from Hovik Abrahamyan, his wife, son, daughter and others related persons.Hovik Abrahamyan’s economy and the ‘legacy’ he left for successor
On September 8 Armenia’s prime minister Hovik Abrahamyan announced his resignation ‘in order to give way to a coalition government,’ promised by president Serzh Sargsyan in the wake of a violent standoff at a police station in Yerevan in July.Armenian premier discusses draft tax code with heads of concerned agencies
YEREVAN, July 4. /ARKA/. Armenian Prime Minister Hovik Abrahamyan has discussed with heads of concerned agencies issues related with the new draft tax code, the press office of the Armenian government reported on Saturday.
Armenian premier visits prestigious education establishment in Yerevan
Hovik Abrahamyan, Armenian prime minister, has visited Yerevan’s Anania Shirakatsi seminary-educational complex to get acquainted with the amenities and educational programs, the press office of the government reported on Thursday.Armenian premier meets with Ramkavar Azatakan Party representatives
Armenian Prime Minister Hovik Abrahamyan has received a delegation led by Ramkavar Azatakan Party (RAP) Central Board Chairman, founding director of the Argentina-based Sardarapat weekly Sergio Nahapetyan, the press office of the Armenian government reported on Wednesday.Families of servicemen fallen in Karabakh to have stable income – Armenian premier
Hovik Abrahamyan, Armenian prime minister, instructed today Artsvik Minasyan, economy minister, to work out a scheme for providing families of servicemen killed in Karabakh with stable income. He said this must be done as soon as possible.News 1 - 20 of 24
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