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    TO KEEP VILLAGES INFORMED AND TO CLARIFY STATE POLICY

    NKR Government Information and
    Public Relations Department
    February 02, 2009

    On January 31, the Prime Minister called a working conference with the
    participation of Government members. The Prime Minister charged those
    present with a task to participate in the community meetings envisaged
    for February and to listen to the accounts rendered by community heads.

    Ara Haroutyunyan is dissatisfied with the regional administration
    and community heads' work on rendering the state programmes to
    the population in time and properly. The major part of villagers is
    unaware of the programmes implemented by the state. This is confirmed
    by the questions raised at the meetings of the Republic Heads with the
    inhabitants. The Prime Minister anticipates changes for the better in
    state policy preaching from the participation of Government members
    in the community accounting meetings.

    It was noted at the conference that the low level of the farmers'
    awareness hinders from the implementation of agricultural
    programmes. They refuse to cultivate land and avoid agricultural
    works contrary to the support provided by the state. The Prime
    Minister charged the Government members with a task to give thorough
    clarifications of the arrangements implemented by the state to the
    inhabitants. Especially, an emphasis will be put on agricultural
    programmes.

    The Minister of Agriculture Armo Tsatryan presented to the participants
    of the conference the important arrangements to be implemented in the
    sphere of agriculture in 2009. The state will continue to spur grain
    production, 350 mln drams will be allotted to fallowing works. Support
    will be given to those cultivating maize and to the tenants fallowing
    state reserve lands. 3 thousand tons of nitric fertilizer and about
    300 tons of potato plantings will be rendered to land users in the
    form of interest-free credit. Credit means will be allotted to the
    development of cattle-breeding, and rendering new village machinery in
    leasing order will continue. Credit means are anticipated for storing
    up and reprocessing agricultural products, for developing industrial
    infrastructures. After the Stepanakert milk industrial complex starts
    anew, milk reception and freezing centres will be created.

    The stable system of irrigation will allow to irrigate 12 thousand
    hectares of arable land. The Prime Minister clarified once more
    that together with comprehensive programmes the state cannot get
    engaged into community problems as well. The reconstruction works of
    houses and roads, and other works should be carried out at their own
    expense. According to the assurance of the Head of Government, the
    direct contacts of Government members with villagers will contribute
    to the process of revealing the problems existing in communities
    and presenting the state policy to the inhabitants in a correct and
    literate way.

    A schedule, according to which representatives of the Government will
    pay visits to villages during the forthcoming days, was affirmed.
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