  Iran sanctions may negatively affect Armenian production November 6, 2012 - 15:09 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Iran has halted the export of about 52 products, resulting in suspension of polymeric raw material supply to Armenia for the past two weeks, which may have negative consequences for the country’s agriculture sector and processing industry. Meanwhile, organizing the export of these products from other countries will take about 30-40 days, which may result in price rise. The Union of Manufacturers and Businessmen (Employers) of Armenia (UMB(E)A) addressed Prime Minster Tigran Sargsyan with a request to help solve the problem. Partner news  Top stories “It’s a pity that instead of operating flights, airplanes with Armenian flags stand idle under the sun,” Ghazaryan said. The issue was discussed by Gazprom chief Alexey Miller and Armenian Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Armen Movsisyan. On Feb 23, 2012, Yerevan Jur CJSC issued application for decreasing water prices from current AMD 174,059 to AMD 166,044 per cubic meter. Finance Minister David Sargsyan met with the regional director of KfW German Development Bank Lars Oermann.   Partner news |  Latest news Ryan Gosling crime drama “Only God Forgives” wins Sydney Film Prize  The violent film, which also stars Kristin Scott Thomas, has divided critics since its debut at the Cannes Film Festival last month.200,000 Brazilians take to streets in protest march A swelling wave of protest tapped into widespread anger at poor public services, police violence and government corruption.David Thewlis joins Edgar Allen Poe story-based “Eliza Graves” The thriller follows a young doctor who comes to apprentice at a mental institution and meets a beautiful patient that he falls in love with.Lionsgate nabs screen rights to “Devil In The Grove” Pulitzer winner Adam Cooper & Bill Collage, whose Moses script Exodus will be the next film that Ridley Scott will direct, will write the script. |
