  Yerevan residents will decide Persia Tower's fate – Municipality  November 17, 2011 - 13:04 AMTPanARMENIAN.Net - Neither Yerevan Municipality nor Architecture Council have discussed the project of Persia Tower construction, city administration’s spokesman said. As Artur Gevorgyan told a PanARMENIAN.Net reporter, project discussion has been scheduled to most probably take place at Architecture Council. If approved by the Council, the project will be submitted to public discussion with the involvement of interested parties. Thus, Yerevan residents will be able to decide whether to allow or ban the Persia Tower construction. Persia Tower, a 50-storey skyscraper designed by Iranian architect Aryan Shahabian is planned to be built in the center of Yerevan, between Moscow film theatre and Golden Tulip hotel. Shahabian's project won the 2nd place in an international architecture contest.  Top stories Foreign Ministry spokesman Tigran Balayan noted in his Facebook page that he has no intention to change his current job. Intrauterine devices "and implants are more effective because women can forget about them after clinicians put the devices in place." The government of Armenia hosted a sitting on coordination of buildings’ construction in the center of Yerevan. Sugar price dropped by 7% in world market in April 2012, compared with same period of 2011, Haykakan Zhamank says.   |  Latest news Syria’s Assad invited to NAM summit in Tehran  NAM is an international organization of states considering themselves not formally aligned with or against any major power bloc.Google adds copyright section to Transparency Report Microsoft sits at the top of the league, followed by the British Phonographic Industry, plus NBC Universal and the RIAA.Facebook launches Instagram-like camera app for iPhone Some of the social network’s new shareholders are now suing Zuckerberg after the share price tumbled in the first week.New Jersey town mayor, son arrested for hacking rival website Felix Roque, the 55-year-old mayor of West New York, New Jersey, and his son, Joseph Roque, 22, were arrested by the FBI. |
