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16 February 10

Turkish Economist Speaks at American Chamber of Commerce

The American Chamber of Commerce in Armenia (AmCham) and The Economic Policy Research Foundation of Turkey (TEPAV), with the support of the U.S. Embassy Yerevan, hosted a panel discussion on "Turkish-Armenian Relations and Cross-Border Regionalism" on Friday, February 12. Panelists for this event included Armenian Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan, U.S. Ambassador Marie L. Yovanovitch and TEPAV's President, Professor Güven Sak (TEPAV).

10 February 10

IMF Meets AmCham Members

On February 9, 2010 AmCham held membership meeting with the representatives of International Monetary Fund (IMF), namely Mr. Mark Lewis, Mission Chief for Armenia (presenter), Mr. Guillermo Tolosa, IMF Resident Representative and mission economist Ms. Veronica Bacalu (presenter.) The topic of the presentation was "The Prospects for the Global and Regional Economy".

24 December 09

AmCham Christmas Party on December 11

Since the year 2009 approaches its culmination and the festive mood it brooding in the air, AmCham decided to throw a Christmas Party for its members.

23 December 09

AmCham Membership Meeting

On December 16, 2009 AmCham organized a membership meeting with Pegor Papazian, the Chief Executive Officer of the National Competitiveness Foundation of Armenia. The meeting took place in Marriott Armenia.

Possible Outcomes of Opening the Armenia-Turkey Border on the Armenian Economy

Opinions and interviews with the representatives of business sector, villagers and Government of RA.

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The Real Estate Prices in Armenia will Solely Depend on the State of Economy

Interview of David Atanessian, conducted by Arminfo

Possible Outcomes of Opening the Armenia-Turkey Border on the Armenian Economy

Opinions and interviews with the representatives of business sector, villagers and Government of RA.

Armenian-Turkish Reconciliation: Why it matters for business?

It is obvious that the business community on both sides of the closed border has an enormous stake in the search for Armenian- Turkish reconciliation and regional conflict resolution in general because they need a stable and predictable environment to conduct their business operations to minimize political and other risks, as well as to minimize the cost of doing business.