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Deputy Mayor: raising the price of parking on ‘red lines’ in Yerevan helped avoid ‘shameful situation’
Yerevan Vice-Mayor Suren Grigoryan defended today the Council of Elders’ decision to raise the price of parking on the capital city’s streets that came into effect in January 2024, alleging that’ if the price had not been raised, the city would have had a shameful situation’.Car parking at Gyumri customs will be free for the first 3 days-SRC
No fees will be charged for parking cars on the territory of the Northern Customs in the second largest city of Gyumri for the first three days, the head of the State Revenue Committee (SRC) Rustam Badasyan said today.Prosecutor general: more than 90 lawsuits filed for seizure of property of illegal origin valued at more than 510 billion drams
More than 90 lawsuits have been filed within the process of seizing property of illegal origin, the value of which is estimated at more than 510 billion drams, Armenian Prosecutor General Anna Vardapetyan said on Wednesday.Majority of Yerevan residents oppose paid parking price hike
A survey conducted among the residents of Armenia's capital city Yerevan by the Armenian office of the Gallup International Association has revealed that the majority were opposed to the municipality's plan to raise the price of paid parking on the streets.Online bus tracking devices installed in 448 buses in Yerevan
Residents of the Armenian capital Yerevan can now track the movement of as many as 448 buses online, Vazgen Harutyunyan, the acting head of transportation department at Yerevan Municipality, said at a working meeting on Monday.Yerevan Municipality presses for raising paid parking prices
Yerevan’s Deputy Mayor Suren Grigoryan argued today that Municipality’s intention to triple the prices for paid parking on those parts of the city's streets, which are marked by red lines is not to seek additional revenues, but to regulate the traffic in the downtown.News 1 - 20 of 165
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