David Ananyan instructed to ensure high quality and continuity of  construction work for the timely delivery of vehicles customs  clearance center in Gyumri

ArmInfo. On August 21 Chairman of the State Revenue Committee (SRC) of Armenia David Ananyan during the next working visit to the territory provided for the construction of the international economic activity Center in Gyumri, noted the  importance of timely completion of the first stage of work.

According to the press service of the SRC, for the timely delivery of  the building provided for the customs clearance of vehicles, Ananyan  instructed to ensure high quality and continuity of construction  work. As the head of the SRC stated earlier, the vehicles customs  clearance center in Gyumri will already start operating in October.

The tax and customs committee recalls that by decision of the head of  the Cabinet a working group was created and its chairman, David  Ananyan, reports every Saturday on the progress of the work.

Earlier, ArmInfo reported that a program was launched in Armenia to   open a new vehicles customs clearance center in Gyumri. The total   cost of the program is 2.2 billion drams. The intentions to transfer   the customs clearance point for imported cars from the customs   department in Noragavit to Gyumri come from the order of the Prime   Minister of the Republic of Armenia in connection with an   unprecedented increase in the import of motor vehicles from countries   that are not members of the EAEU. It is planned to build a car   customs in Gyumri on the territory of 21.5 hectares owned by the   Ministry of Defense. 4.5 hectares from this territory will be   allocated for the establishment of a customs and police service   center.  It is envisaged that the new customs control point for   imported vehicles will become part of the project of opening two   centers for promoting foreign economic activity - in Gyumri and   Sisian. Thus, both centers will be located along the North-South   highway. The process will require not months, as many expect, but   several years. The construction will be carried out on grant and   credit funds and, according to preliminary estimates, will require $   19-21 million for the construction of each Center.