Thursday, October 29 2026,
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Thursday, October 29 2026,
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Wednesday, October 28 2026,
ArmInfo. Without a comprehensive approach, the development of a sustainable capital market is impossible. Shushanik Hovsepyan, Head of Capital Markets at Ameriabank, expressed this opinion in an interview with journalists on the sidelines of an event dedicated to the potential of capital markets in financing environmental and climate initiatives, which was held as part of COP17 at the initiative of the Armenian Securities Exchange and the UN Exchanges for Sustainable Development Initiative. (UN SSE). |
Wednesday, October 28 2026,
ArmInfo. The railway under the TRIPP project will be built along the same route it used during Soviet times. Deputy Prime Minister Mher Grigoryan announced this on October 28 during government hour in the National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia, responding to a question from Marianna Ghahramanyan, a member of the National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia from the opposition Strong Armenia faction. |
Wednesday, October 28 2026,
ArmInfo. It is too early to say what impact the implementation of the TRIPP project will have on Armenia's state budget. This was stated by RA Minister of Finance Vahe Hovhannisyan during government hour in the National Assembly on October 28, responding to a question from MP Anush Mirzoyan, a member of parliament from the opposition Strong Armenia faction. |
Wednesday, October 28 2026,
ArmInfo. In his interview with Forbes, Mher Abrahamyan, IDBank's Chairman of the Management Board, presented the bank's development vision focused on digital innovation, green finance, and sustainable development. |
Wednesday, October 28 2026,
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Wednesday, October 28 2026,
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Wednesday, October 28 2026,
ArmInfo. Armenia and Poland discussed opportunities to expand bilateral cooperation and exchange experience in customs and tax matters. This was reported by the press service of the State Revenue Committee (SRC), citing the results of a meeting at the Committee with Bartosz Gruszecki, accredited representative of the Polish Minister of Finance for customs and tax cooperation. |
Wednesday, October 28 2026,
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Tuesday, October 27 2026,
ArmInfo.Within the framework of the AI4Biodiversity initiative, a panel discussion titled ''AI4Biodiversity: Can Artificial Intelligence Become A Game Changer For Implementing The Global Biodiversity Framework?'' was held in the COP17 Green Zone, bringing together representatives from the scientific, technological, youth, and private sector communities. |
Tuesday, October 27 2026,
ArmInfo. The Central Bank of Armenia has decided to further increase the regulatory capital buffer (CCB) to 2.25%, effective May 2027. Prior to this, the CCB will be raised from the current 1.75% to 2% starting in February 2027 (according to the Central Bank's decision of July 28, 2026). As noted in the Central Bank's announcement published yesterday, the Central Bank's Board made the decision to increase the CCB to 2.25% on October 20 of this year, based on a comprehensive analysis of macro-financial and credit market developments. |
Tuesday, October 27 2026,
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Tuesday, October 27 2026,
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Tuesday, October 27 2026,
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Tuesday, October 27 2026,
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Tuesday, October 27 2026,
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Tuesday, October 27 2026,
ArmInfo. From climate change mitigation to environmental education and innovative solutions, the "Climate Change and Women" award ceremony united leading women in the field, highlighting their initiatives and contributions to biodiversity conservation. Winners in each of the seven main categories received idcoins worth AMD 300,000 from Idram and IDBank. |
Monday, October 26 2026,
ArmInfo. Armenia’s banking system increased tax payments to the state treasury by 13.7% year-on-year in January-September 2026, reaching AMD 149.2 billion ($411.3 million). According to data from the State Revenue Committee of the Republic of Armenia, 90.5% of this amount, or AMD 135.1 billion, was paid in direct taxes (including profit tax and income tax), which is 12.6% higher than a year earlier. |
Monday, October 26 2026,
Arminfo. The four telecommunications operators in Armenia paid more than 33 billion drams ($91.1 million) into the state budget in January-September 2026, an annual increase of 7.6% (compared with 10% growth a year earlier). According to data from the State Revenue Committee of the Republic of Armenia, 8.8 billion drams of this amount came from direct taxes (including profit tax and income tax), and 14.8 billion drams from VAT. |