Armenian ECPC Chairman leaves for Paris 

ArmInfo. Chairman of the Commission for the Protection of Competition (CPC) of Armenia Gegham Gevorgyan left for Paris to participate in the 23rd World Conference  on Competition of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and  Development (OECD).

As reported by the press service of the CPC, the conference will  consider the commission's application submitted to the OECD to  determine Armenia's compliance with the principles of transparency  and procedural legality in the application of competition law. The  heads of competition authorities will also discuss current issues on  the global agenda in this area.

The department recalled that the conference annually brings together  more than 100 heads of competition organizations, representatives of  international organizations and invited experts from around the  world.

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) is  an intergovernmental association of 35 member countries, created in  1961 with the aim of promoting economic development and global trade.  It is a forum for states that adhere to democratic principles and a  market economy, providing an opportunity to compare political  experiences, find solutions to common problems, exchange best  practices and coordinate both domestic and international policies of  their members.