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Tourism infrastructure of Tavush must develop
January 26, 2013 | 19:07
YEREVAN. - Tourism infrastructure of Tavush region should be
developed. This was stated by the presidential candidate of Armenia,
the incumbent President Serzh Sargsyan, at the meeting with voters in
Ijevan, Tavush region.
According to him, the current government, realizing the importance of
tourism potential of the region, will continue to upgrade the
infrastructure. For the tourism industry, special attention will be
paid to Tavush nature protection. The government will take efforts to
develop alternative energy resources.
`Republican Party of Armenia, and the Parliament majority imputes
their duty to improve the quantity and quality of the reforms.
Symmetrical development of the country comes from our policy line.
This line is in demand, and we will continue to implement it in the
next five years," S. Sargsyan said.
The presidential elections in Armenia will be held on February 18. The
campaign was launched on January 21.
http://news.am/eng/news/137579.html
January 26, 2013 | 19:07
YEREVAN. - Tourism infrastructure of Tavush region should be
developed. This was stated by the presidential candidate of Armenia,
the incumbent President Serzh Sargsyan, at the meeting with voters in
Ijevan, Tavush region.
According to him, the current government, realizing the importance of
tourism potential of the region, will continue to upgrade the
infrastructure. For the tourism industry, special attention will be
paid to Tavush nature protection. The government will take efforts to
develop alternative energy resources.
`Republican Party of Armenia, and the Parliament majority imputes
their duty to improve the quantity and quality of the reforms.
Symmetrical development of the country comes from our policy line.
This line is in demand, and we will continue to implement it in the
next five years," S. Sargsyan said.
The presidential elections in Armenia will be held on February 18. The
campaign was launched on January 21.
http://news.am/eng/news/137579.html