World Bank "stabilization" credits of 50 million dollars to
be transferred to Armenia within two weeks
19-03-2009 19:00:00 | Armenia | Economy
YEREVAN, MARCH 19, NOYAN TAPAN. The World Bank's
"stabilization" credits worth 50 million USD will be transferred
to Armenia within two weeks. The minister of finance Tigran
Davtian stated at the March 19 sitting of the government that
this money will be spent on financing the programs on
development of small and medium business. The right to place the
loans will be reserved for the Central Bank of Armenia which
will provide loans to commercial banks, while banks in their
turn will give credits to small and medium enterprises.
In the words of the prime minister Tigran Sargsyan, steps
are also being taken to attract additional financial resources
because demand for loans is greater. He said that agreements
aimed at establishing cooperation among small and medium
enterprises engaged in various sectors have been signed with
international organizations.