Results of Anti-Crisis Measures Discussed Under Pashinyan's Leadership
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan chaired another meeting at the government on anti-crisis policy regarding the neutralization of the consequences of the coronavirus. In particular, the meeting detailed the effectiveness of the economic and social anti-crisis programs adopted by the government. In this context, officials reported on the completed work and ensured targeted support.
It was noted that the economic programs have been assessed as effective, benefiting businesses operating in the most affected sectors during the crisis. Companies from tourism, manufacturing, services, construction, healthcare, and other sectors have utilized government support tools.
Officials emphasized that taking into account the recent trends observed in the economy, the issue of ensuring market viability can be considered resolved.
Regarding social programs, Minister of Labor and Social Affairs Zaruhi Batoyan reported that the effectiveness of the implemented measures is assessed as high, and the number of beneficiaries has also been significant. This is evidenced by the sharp decrease in the number of applications for program participation.
The meeting also addressed the possibilities for implementing new programs in the agricultural sector, specifically discussing measures to increase cultivated land and the development and implementation of relevant mechanisms.
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