Under the leadership of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, a meeting was held to discuss the government's investment priorities plan for Yerevan and Gyumri. This was reported by the government's press service.
“In particular, the urgent issues requiring solutions in Yerevan and Gyumri were presented, which are recorded in the pre-election program of the Civil Contract party, stem from the Prime Minister's instructions, and require financial or institutional support from the government:
Before presenting the problems and proposed solutions, the Prime Minister noted: “Of course, we have talked about this topic before the 2026 pre-election campaign, but the course of the pre-election campaign made it more evident that we need to make the government's investments in Yerevan and Gyumri more targeted and implement specific programs:
The head of state added that in this context he instructed the Ministry of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure to work together with the Yerevan City Hall and the Shirak Regional Administration to have a clearer understanding of what programs should be implemented in Yerevan and Gyumri to solve the mentioned issues more effectively:
Next, Deputy Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure Arnak Avetisyan presented the government's investment priorities plan for Yerevan and the steps for phased implementation:
Issues related to the development and modernization of the metro were also discussed, which were approved at the 8th meeting of the Public Investment Committee:
Next, Arnak Avetisyan presented the investment priorities plan for Gyumri:
The issue of ensuring 24-hour water supply was presented, emphasizing that there are periodic outages during peak load days:
In this context, it was proposed to include renovation projects in the program that contribute to the balanced development of the city:
Problems of emergency buildings in Gyumri were also discussed:
During the discussion, some observations were presented regarding the urgent issues requiring solutions in Yerevan and Gyumri and proposals for their resolution:
