EU eyes better water supply, tourism development in Armenia July 12, 2017 - 17:49 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Improving the provision of several public services through inter-municipal cooperation will be the aim of five grants provided by an EU-funded project in Armenia, Georgia and the Republic of Moldova. Examples of the services that will be supported include better waste management, water supply, road maintenance and tourism development. This initiative is part of the EU and Council of Europe’s efforts to establish reliable and efficient local self-government in Member States and Neighbourhood countries, in line with the provisions of the European Charter of Local Self-Government. The projects will be carried out during July-October 2017. They are funded by the European Union and co-funded by the Council of Europe within the “Strengthening institutional frameworks for local governance” thematic programme, under the Partnership for Good Governance (PGG) 2015-2017 for Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, the Republic of Moldova, Ukraine and Belarus.   Top stories He also published a photo from the registration and enlistment office, wearing a military uniform. The parliament on September 16 approved the proposal with 116 votes in favor and one against. Eight ceasefire violations by Azerbaijan – 95 shots overall – were registered on the border overnight. In Armenia, takeaway food and a pint of beer (around 0.6 liters) cost £4.18 and £1.00, respectively.   Partner news |  Latest news Photos: Stepanakert maternity hospital damaged in Azerbaijan's attack  Health Minister Arsen Torosyan said the international health community must condemn this act of terrorism.Azerbaijan targets maternity hospital in Karabakh The Azerbaijani Armed Forces have targeted the maternity hospital in Stepanakert, the capital of Karabakh.Moscow police arrest leaders of Azerbaijani nationalist group The ideology of the group called VBON is based on the propaganda of what they call traditional Azerbaijani values.Karabakh reports 59 more deaths in the army Since September 27, when Azerbaijan started the war against Karabakh, 1068 Armenian soldiers have been killed. |
