Construction of a car customs clearance point in the Armenian city of  Gyumri has entered a new phase

ArmInfo.The construction in the second largest and most important city of Armenia - Gyumri - a customs clearance point for cars has entered a new stage. This was  reported by the press service of the State Revenue Committee (SRC) of  the Republic of Armenia.  According to the source, the QGD working  group regularly visits the construction site intended for the Center  for Foreign Economic activities where on-site monitors ongoing work.

According to the Secretary General of the State Duma, Edgar  Gevorgyan, whose words are quoted by the press service of the  department, it is completely completed installation of internal  communications. The Government of the Republic of Armenia allocated  181 million drams to the State Revenue Committee for the  implementation of the first stage of the program, and another 966  million drams for the second stage.  Edgar Gevorgyan also said that  construction work is in full swing. The construction site is provided  with night lighting, which allows for work until late at night. If  necessary, construction will be carried out in 24- hour mode.

Edgar Gevorgyan recalled that the opening of the item is scheduled  for October 11 this year.  Earlier, ArmInfo reported that 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. Of the indicated amount of 181  million drams, 41 million drams were allocated for the development of  design estimates, geodetic and other works, and 140 million drams for  the purchase of equipment and other services. 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.