ArmInfo. On September 14, consultations were held under the chairmanship of RA Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, during which issues related to the management of state property were discussed.
As reported by the government press service, David Tavadyan, Chairman of the State Property Management Committee, presented detailed information on the introduction of new approaches to the digitalization, management and regulation of state property, as well as ensuring transparency and accountability. The issue of the organizational structure for managing state property was also touched upon.
The discussion focused on steps aimed at the targeted, efficient and transparent use of state property. Various comments and proposals were presented on this issue.
Summing up the discussions, the prime minister emphasized the importance of creating an effective property management model aimed at clearly accounting for assets, conducting current valuations, ensuring stable budget revenues and supporting the country’s economic development. Nikol Pashinyan instructed that work on developing this model continue.
