Armenia badly in need of outside support in responding to all challenges
11.07.2008,
03:02
It will be very difficult for Armenian economy to respond to all challenges, to which even such countries as the United States respond not so easy, Ara Abrahamyan, president of the Union of Armenians of Russia said Thursday in an interview with Izvestiya
YEREVAN, July 10. /ARKA/. It will be very difficult for Armenian economy to respond to all challenges, to which even such countries as the United States respond not so easy, Ara Abrahamyan, president of the Union of Armenians of Russia said Thursday in an interview with Izvestiya Newspaper.
He said that the new authorities to use every resource in the country to stand these challenges.
“Besides, Armenian leadership is trying to create a more effective mechanism for attracting resources from Armenian communities overseas for solving the social and economic problems the country faces.
I think all Armenian communities world wide should unite their efforts to help Armenia and the new governing team to put the president-proposed programs into reality”, he said.
He said Armenia needs stability for developing its economy.
Abrahamyan accused the opposition of undermining stability in the country.
He urged Armenian politicians, the authorities and the opposition to put aside their ambitions and secure national interests.-0-
He said that the new authorities to use every resource in the country to stand these challenges.
“Besides, Armenian leadership is trying to create a more effective mechanism for attracting resources from Armenian communities overseas for solving the social and economic problems the country faces.
I think all Armenian communities world wide should unite their efforts to help Armenia and the new governing team to put the president-proposed programs into reality”, he said.
He said Armenia needs stability for developing its economy.
Abrahamyan accused the opposition of undermining stability in the country.
He urged Armenian politicians, the authorities and the opposition to put aside their ambitions and secure national interests.-0-
