Draft budget of Yerevan for 2023 calls for 105.1 billion drams in revenues

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16.11.2022, 13:03

The draft budget of the Armenian capital city Yerevan for 2023 calls for 105.1 billion drams in revenue, the Municipality said in a statement today.

Draft budget of Yerevan for 2023 calls for 105.1 billion drams in revenues

YEREVAN, November 16. /ARKA/. The draft budget of the Armenian capital city Yerevan for 2023 calls for 105.1 billion drams in revenue, the Municipality said in a statement today.

According to it, only 38.8 billion of that amount are to be collected by the capital's authorities as taxes. The figure, however, represents a rise of 62% when compared to 2019 figure.

Education, health care, social and environmental protection, repair of kindergartens and health care institutions, replacement of elevators, construction and improvement of recreation areas and public parks, as well as playgrounds are the key directions of Yerevan development program. -0-

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