1 billion 35 million drams will be allocated to the staff of the governors of the RA for co-financing of 9 subsidy programs.
Noyan Tapan

1 billion 35 million drams will be allocated to the staff of the governors of the RA for co-financing of 9 subsidy programs.

16-07-2026 11:27 Armenia Press of Diaspora
1 billion 35 million drams will be allocated to the staff of the governors of the RA for co-financing of 9 subsidy programs.
1lurer.am  It is proposed to allocate 1 billion 35 million drams from the 2026 budget to the staff of the governors of the Republic of Armenia, which will be directed to co-financing 9 subvention programs in 8 communities. This was presented by the Deputy Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure, Armen Simonian, during the Government's meeting on July 16:
 
The programs include 1 project in the Ararat region with co-financing of 157.1 million drams, 1 project in the Armavir region with co-financing of 31.9 million drams, 1 project in the Gegharkunik region with 310.4 million drams, 2 projects in the Lori region with 67.6 million drams, 1 project in the Syunik region with 143.9 million drams, and 3 projects in the Tavush region with 323.8 million drams.
 
“With the approval of this decision, we will have 8.384 billion drams of co-financed subvention programs from the 2026 state budget, with a total implementation value of 15.65 billion drams,” he said.
 
The Deputy Minister also noted that this mainly concerns the construction of asphalt roads, gasification, drinking water supply and drainage networks, construction of kindergarten buildings, and paving of roads.
 
For example, within the framework of the program, irrigation networks will be constructed and repaired in the communities of Araksavan, Ditak, Mrganuš, Aygestan, Hnaberd, and Dvin in the Artashat community of the Ararat region (this refers to an irrigation system with a length of 7 km), with 256 households as beneficiaries.
 
 


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