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ARF'S APPROACHES AND SOLUTIONS ARE DIFFERENT FROM WHAT OTHER PARTIES SUGGEST
Editorial
Yerkir.am
April 27, 2007
ARF has a more clearcut approach to the solution of the problems
Armenia is facing. None of the parties present their approaches in
a holistic manner.
We tell where we should start from, which is the primary solution,
what follow-up actions should be taken, and what the final results
of the policies should be.
We say that we should start with fighting against the shadow economy
and ensuring free economic competition after which industrial policies
should be implemented.
This will result in a drastic improvement of the demographic situation
in Armenia. We believe that Armenia can be revitalized and pursue
its goals as a state only if it has adequate human resources.
Balanced development in terms of fair territorial distribution of
development is also very important. We are saying that job creation and
inward migration should not be concentrated only in the capital. All
cities should be developed. We need to develop and strengthen the
villages in the border territories ensuring that they find their
niches in the overall economy.
We are offering realistic solutions that will definitely carry
positive results.
Editorial
Yerkir.am
April 27, 2007
ARF has a more clearcut approach to the solution of the problems
Armenia is facing. None of the parties present their approaches in
a holistic manner.
We tell where we should start from, which is the primary solution,
what follow-up actions should be taken, and what the final results
of the policies should be.
We say that we should start with fighting against the shadow economy
and ensuring free economic competition after which industrial policies
should be implemented.
This will result in a drastic improvement of the demographic situation
in Armenia. We believe that Armenia can be revitalized and pursue
its goals as a state only if it has adequate human resources.
Balanced development in terms of fair territorial distribution of
development is also very important. We are saying that job creation and
inward migration should not be concentrated only in the capital. All
cities should be developed. We need to develop and strengthen the
villages in the border territories ensuring that they find their
niches in the overall economy.
We are offering realistic solutions that will definitely carry
positive results.