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CONSTRUCTION IN SHOUSHI GROWS
Asbarez
http://www.asbarez.com/2009/08/24/c onstruction-in-shoushi-grows/
Aug 24, 2009
YEREVAN (RFE/RL)-Construction in Shoushi has begun for a number of
state agencies of the unrecognized Armenian republic to move there. The
area's administration says construction could be completed by 2011.
Rehabilitation of the town has been a declared priority by authorities
in Nagorno-Karabakh. Reconstruction activities in Shoushi have been
largely supported by Armenian charities.
According to head of the Shoushi administrative area Gevorg Hayrian,
another major project aims at providing the town with 24-hour water
supply.
Hayrian told RFE/RL that the project has already been submitted to the
Armenian Fund for funding. The Fund had declared it would channel all
funds raised in last year's nationwide telethon at projects in Shoushi.
Hayrian also said an allocation equivalent to nearly $185,000 had
been made by the Karabakh authorities from their state budget for
projects to be implemented in the Shoushi area.
The area's head said that several streets as well as a sports school
are being currently repaired in the town and a picture gallery is
under construction.
"Shoushi is in a very bad condition. It needs revitalizing," said
Hayrian.
Asbarez
http://www.asbarez.com/2009/08/24/c onstruction-in-shoushi-grows/
Aug 24, 2009
YEREVAN (RFE/RL)-Construction in Shoushi has begun for a number of
state agencies of the unrecognized Armenian republic to move there. The
area's administration says construction could be completed by 2011.
Rehabilitation of the town has been a declared priority by authorities
in Nagorno-Karabakh. Reconstruction activities in Shoushi have been
largely supported by Armenian charities.
According to head of the Shoushi administrative area Gevorg Hayrian,
another major project aims at providing the town with 24-hour water
supply.
Hayrian told RFE/RL that the project has already been submitted to the
Armenian Fund for funding. The Fund had declared it would channel all
funds raised in last year's nationwide telethon at projects in Shoushi.
Hayrian also said an allocation equivalent to nearly $185,000 had
been made by the Karabakh authorities from their state budget for
projects to be implemented in the Shoushi area.
The area's head said that several streets as well as a sports school
are being currently repaired in the town and a picture gallery is
under construction.
"Shoushi is in a very bad condition. It needs revitalizing," said
Hayrian.