A meeting chaired by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan was held in the Armenian government to discuss issues related to the management of state assets, the government press service said.
According to the statement, David Tavadyan, head of the State Property Management Committee, presented details on the digitalization of state assets and on introducing new approaches to their management and regulation. The discussion also covered transparency, accountability and the organizational structure of state asset management.
Participants reviewed measures aimed at ensuring the targeted, efficient and transparent use of state assets. Various observations and proposals were presented on how to improve the system.
Summing up the discussion, Nikol Pashinyan stressed the importance of building an effective asset management model that would provide clear asset accounting, ongoing valuation, stable budget revenues and support for the country’s economic development. He instructed officials to continue work on shaping that model.
