Taiwan ICT industry leaders will arrive in Armenia in 2019 December 1, 2018 - 13:16 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - ICT industry leaders from Taiwan will arrive in Armenia in February and March of 2019, President of the Union of Information Technology Enterprises Aleksandr Yesayan said at the 6th annual Business Innovation Forum in Dilijan. The business innovation forum is attended by leading Armenian economy, scientific-educational, technology companies, government representatives and international experts. According to Yesayan, experts who successfully created Taiwan's IT industry development concept back in 1985 will also be involved in the delegation. The Business Innovation Forum is has been arranged by the UITE since 2013 under the high patronage of the Prime Minister of Armenia. For over 3 years, the general partner of the Business Innovation Forum has been the Support to SME Development in Armenia program.   Top stories Ara Khachatryan, the current CEO of Ucom CJSC, and the Board have mutually agreed upon transition of his executive functions. Krisp’s smart noise suppression tech silences ambient sounds and isolates your voice for calls. Gurgen Khachatryan claimed that the "illegalities have been taking place in 2020." The care reaction is slated to launch globally on Facebook’s app and website sometime next week.   Partner news |  Latest news Armenia moves to ban foreign currency home loans  The National Assembly has approved amendments to the law, which were submitted by lawmaker Gevorg Papoyan from the ruling Civil Contract party.Armenian serviceman who went missing in fog has been found The serviceman who went missing in the border areas of the southern province of Syunik has been found, the Defense Ministry said on March 2.Azerbaijan again cuts Karabakh gas supply Azerbaijan has again blocked the only pipeline delivering gas from Armenia to Nagorno Karabakh (Artsakh), Artsakhgas reports.Armenian serviceman lost in Azerbaijan-controlled territory A serviceman of the Armenian Armed Forces has lost his way in the border areas of the province of Syunik due to poor visibility and fog. |
