Armenia plans to develop a new model for managing state assets
14.09.2026,
17:57
State asset management issues were discussed on Monday at a meeting chaired by Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, the government press service reported.
YEREVAN, September 14. /ARKA/. State asset management issues were discussed on Monday at a meeting chaired by Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, the government press service reported.
David Tavadyan, Chairman of the State Property Management Committee, presented details of the digitalization of state assets, the implementation of new approaches to their management and regulation, and ensuring transparency and accountability. The organizational structure of state asset management was also discussed.
The discussion focused on steps aimed at the targeted, effective, and transparent use of state assets. Various comments and suggestions were presented on this topic.
Summing up the discussion, the Prime Minister emphasized the importance of developing an effective asset management model that will focus on asset accounting, ongoing valuation, ensuring stable revenues for the state budget, and promoting the country's economic development.
Work on developing such a model will continue.
David Tavadyan, Chairman of the State Property Management Committee, presented details of the digitalization of state assets, the implementation of new approaches to their management and regulation, and ensuring transparency and accountability. The organizational structure of state asset management was also discussed.
The discussion focused on steps aimed at the targeted, effective, and transparent use of state assets. Various comments and suggestions were presented on this topic.
Summing up the discussion, the Prime Minister emphasized the importance of developing an effective asset management model that will focus on asset accounting, ongoing valuation, ensuring stable revenues for the state budget, and promoting the country's economic development.
Work on developing such a model will continue.
