Wednesday, September 30 2026 16:10
Alina Hovhannisyan

The new investment law should contain incentives for investors, according to the Deputy Minister of Economy.

The new investment law should contain incentives for investors, according to the Deputy Minister of Economy.

ArmInfo. The new investment law should include incentives for investors. Deputy Economy Minister Tigran Gasparyan stated this during a panel discussion at the second investment and financial forum in Armenia, which is being held under the theme: "Time of Opportunities: Armenia in the New Architecture of Global Markets."

He also noted that this isn't just about tax incentives, which are certainly important, but that other factors must be taken into account. For example, human capital must be taken into account. It is necessary to simplify the connection between business and government through the digitalization of services, effective modern management, etc.," the Deputy Minister of Economy noted.

To implement the government's agenda, he said, it is necessary to target international corporations and investors, and the new law should make their lives more predictable.

"In this sense, the new law is a good starting point, but we still have much work to do, which requires additional steps," Gasparyan emphasized.

It is worth noting that the 2026 forum will focus on practical areas for developing Armenia's investment and financial ecosystem, new opportunities for attracting capital, strengthening the country's competitive position in the context of global economic changes, and expanding Armenia's role in the international financial system.

The business program includes a plenary session and panel discussions dedicated to the development of capital markets, investment instruments, the role of financial institutions, the digital transformation of the financial sector, and human development. capital.

Armenian and international experts will also discuss opportunities for Armenia's further integration into the global economy, mechanisms for attracting international capital, the country's potential as a regional financial center, and expanding cooperation with international partners.

The forum brought together over 500 participants, including representatives of the government, financial, and business sectors, as well as the expert community.